Imagery

Make the Perfect Presentation: 5 Lessons From Steve Jobs's Innovative Use of Imagery

Danny Groner | Posted 05.21.2012

Read More: Photos, Technology News, Design, Apple Announcement, Science, Psychology, Social Media Marketing, Tim Cook, Imagery, Presentations, Images, Apple, Steve Jobs, Steve Jobs Apple, Graphics, Designers, Marketing, Technology, Pictures, Visuals, Steve Jobs Death, Technology News
Danny Groner

Here are five ways that Jobs changed the way we think about presentations, and how you can improve yours by following Jobs's lead.

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The Brain Is Not an Explanation

Wray Herbert | Posted 11.17.2011

Read More: Brain Scanning, Neuroscience, Scientific Literacy, Media, Brain, Fmri, Imagery, Brain Imaging, Brain Research, Science, Healthy Living News
Wray Herbert

Consumers of science prefer simple messages and have heightened confidence in biological evidence to explain behavior. That may be human nature, but scientists should be careful not to play into these pervasive biases.

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Imagery Gives Voice to Your Emotions

Martin Rossman, M.D. | Posted 11.17.2011

Read More: Pain, Emotions, Pain Management, Brain, Grief, Intuition, Guided Imagery, Pain Relief, Imagery, Mental Health, Healthy Living News
Martin Rossman, M.D.

Imagery seems able to take us for a "glass-bottom boat" ride into our unconscious minds and to let information come to light from that hidden source of intelligence.

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Self-Healing Children: The Promise of Verbal First Aid

Judith Acosta | Posted 11.17.2011

Read More: Insight, Verbal First Aid, Verbal First Aid for Children, Therapeutic Communication, Words as Medicine, Parenting, Love, Imagery, Milton Erickson, Healthy Living News
Judith Acosta

That our words have not only emotional impacts on others, but measurable, magnificent physiological effects is nothing short of astounding.

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Worth Watching: Yann Arthus-Bertrand's "Home"

Avital Binshtock | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Photography, Glenn Close, Statistics, Review, Travelogue, Montage, Agriculture, Tribal, Green, Movie, Eco, Yann Arthus-Bertrand, Music, Animals, Consumption, Imagery, Countries, Urban, Images, Pace, Friday, Grit, Balance, Nations, Helicopter, Dubai, Earth, World, Solutions, Optimism, Production, Planet, Film, Offshore, Method, Home, Las Vegas, Hopeful, Humans, Species, South Korea, Camera, Proof, Environment, Documentary, Artist, Fishing, Reforesting, Denmark, Meat, Wind Farms, Cities, Universe, Slow, Paraglider, Entertainment News
Avital Binshtock

Yann Arthus-Bertrand's method is to get somewhere high, usually a helicopter or a paraglider, and point his camera downward. The results are usually magnificent, and last year, they inspired a film.

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Why Does Visualization Not Work For You?

Srinivasan Pillay | Posted 11.17.2011

Read More: Srini Pillay, Change, Movement, Visualization, Motor, Srinivasan Pillay, Posterior Parietal Cortex, Action, First Person, Third Person, Imagery, The Inner Life, Healthy Living News
Srinivasan Pillay

In the "new age" culture, visualization is a powerful tool that is recommended to bring people to realize their dreams in their lives. In recent reviews, I have also recommended visualization as a tool to help get people to their imagined goals.

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Making the Move: From Paralysis to Action in Leaving Your Job (Or Anything)

Srinivasan Pillay | Posted 11.17.2011

Read More: Srini Pillay, Change, Visualization, Brain, Motor, Srinivasan Pillay, Job, Action, Imagery, Healthy Living News
Srinivasan Pillay

So you've realized that you hate your current job. You're committed to leaving. And you have drawn up the list of why the current job is bad and a move would be good. But you still can't make that move and you're daunted by the task of doing something. Why is this happening and what else can you do about this?

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