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Paperback. Etat : Very Good. 31 Thoughts to Make Your Things Matter More. A collection of short essays on how to communicate, write, and be understood better.

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Words mean things. To the speaker and writer, and to the reader and listener. But they also hold meaning, inherently. They have history and carry original intent whether you're paying attention to it or not. This is a thought Lyle Smith has held close to his heart throughout his lengthy career as a communicator. From the early days as a daily newspaper reporter, through the long hours as an agency copywriter and strategist, to his current, independent iteration as a brand storyteller and content creator. Words hold meaning. And they combine to tell stories. And those stories touch people in ways that matter and enable them to communicate facts and feelings to other humans. What is it that makes things matter to people And how do you tap into the power of that meaning WHY YELLOW MATTERS endeavors to answer these questions and help you make your things matter more.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - At the height of the first American Running Boom, a small town in New Jersey emerged as something of a magical place in the sport. Tiny Bernardsville in the Somerset Hills produced dozens of local, state, age-group, and national champions and claimed a place in the pantheon of American distance running. A junior program fed a high school team of boys and girls that claimed legend status. Before he was one of the best collegiate distance running coaches on the planet, Mark Wetmore was the young, ambitious, experimental coach of this program. BLOOD, SWEAT & SPIKES is one story of one of those runners in that town and the people who made it unique in the history of the sport.…

Buch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - At the height of the first American Running Boom, a small town in New Jersey emerged as something of a magical place in the sport. Tiny Bernardsville, in the Somerset Hills produced dozens of local, state, age-group, and national champions and claimed a place in the pantheon of American distance running. A junior program fed a high school team of boys and girls that claimed legend status. Before he was one of the best collegiate distance running coaches on the planet, Mark Wetmore was the young, ambitious, experimental coach of this program. BLOOD, SWEAT & SPIKES is one story of one of those runners in that town and the people who made it unique in the history of the sport.…