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Perfect timing
Perfect timing
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We live in a three-dimensional world of points, lines, and surfaces. When the element of time comes into this three-dimensional world, it is the world of the fourth dimension. In fact, we live in a world of 4-dimensional time, but we easily forget the element of time in general. So human beings may be regretting animals. Whether business or everyday, we often tend to focus on what we do. But many of our failures are not right in time, that is, things that happen when timing is not right.
The timing and importance of intuitive timing is captured by Professor Stuart Albert of the University of Minnesota at Carson Business School in New Perfect Timing, Systematically. The author gives a glimpse of how to capture timing in business and everyday life based on an analysis of more than 2000 timing topics and episodes over 20 years.
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b "When is it better than what to do?" b
We live in a three-dimensional world of points, lines, and surfaces. When the element of time comes into this three-dimensional world, it is the world of the fourth dimension. In fact, we live in a world of 4-dimensional time, but we easily forget the element of time in general. So human beings may be regretting animals. Whether business or everyday, we often tend to focus on what we do. But many of our failures are not right in time, that is, things that happen when timing is not right.
The timing and importance of intuitive timing is captured by Professor Stuart Albert of the University of Minnesota at Carson Business School in New Perfect Timing, Systematically. The author gives a glimpse of how to capture timing in business and everyday life based on an analysis of more than 2000 timing topics and episodes over 20 years.
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