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Watching this series. Very interesting for those who are worried about the future on Earth.. Reason for the post > Loved the below line: - "Our Civilization is no longer capable of handling its own problems." Would love your comments on this line. And watch this series, very captivating, grows on you!

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These two were the masters of the ability to play on words, which means we as a TV audience had to understand. This is where the ability to communicate to a varied audience is key, which is very much the same in the workplace. Communication, training, understanding and listening are vital to ensure delivery of the business plan, be involved and add to the overall ethos.

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This week’s episode of Spotlight on LI Schools.

What are the first thoughts when someone talks about safety? Risk, fear, threat, danger, frightful etc. etc. What’s common is the negative connotation that the word carries. What if the narrative is spun in a way that when someone talks about safety there is not even an iota of dull boring content & all you do is laugh out loud while fully absorbing the intended message. This is exactly what will happen when you watch the campaign “DUMB WAYS TO DIE”. I am sure you can’t stop halfway with its beans characters, catchy lyrics loaded with humor. A jingle which was used by Melbourne rail safety department as a public service announcement to highlight how getting hit by a train is one of the dumbest ways to die. Target audience - energetic youth who doesn’t want to be preached but should be made aware of perils of not following safety measures when at a railway station or at a rail crossing. While it’s a decade old campaign, it is still alive in form of books, billboards, games, teaching aids, website, and an app. That’s what great campaigns are – right on message, bang on in reaching the target, not restricted to one medium. Great campaigns don’t die, they live for eternity!!!! Any campaign that you can recall in which humor has been used to target a not so humorous topic?

Bodies : Fantastic Murder investigation of 3 parallel different space time - Theory of Alibi Failed. This mind blowing Murder investigation will left you unruffled. Must watch for persons interested in crime series / investigation What's interesting about this series is ,You cannot afford to leave any moment of every episode as the story unfold subsequently with every passing moments. Powerfully written with compact wordings and styles of submission.

Here's the list of rules I gave myself: We follow others rules often; why not make your own? My rules: -No streaming this year (on YouTube only on Saturday) -No phone (Use after 1 hour of waking up, stop 1 hour before sleeping) -Never miss twice (Habit building) -Exercise daily -Read at least 25 pages daily -Do something 100 times before quitting These rules have helped me to be my best self. Of course I slip up, I am only human. But I try to get back on track as soon as possible. PS: Do you have such rules? Comment below.

This is fascinating, you need to watch this series. The author Dan Buettner studies the patterns of Centurions who live to be 100+ in blue zones around the world. Highly recommend!

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