I like the work done by Xplane on Vizualization. They have just done a new marketing video for Youngme Moon latest book “Different” on differentiation in business.
On 02.11.10, In Slide:ology, by Nathalie
There are several ways to ensure people will remember your presentation. One of them is to use different tools.
As we are still in January, I continue on my new year’s goals ideas 
Did you include time to market in 2010 as one of your company goal?
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Setting goals is what January 1st is all about. Did you know that 95% of the people who set New Year’s resolution never follow through? So, over the last few years, I’ve practiced goals’ setting instead of resolutions.
How can you set your goals
You need to start by setting tangible goals, SMART goals that can be measured and have dates to accomplish tasks by. Personally, I like to set up 3 key goals, not more.
You also need to set the reason, the purpose, the motivation behind each of these goals.
Last, but not least, for each goal, you need to associate a detailed action plan.
I hope you give this some thought and consider sharing how you set your goals for 2010 here. It’s been very helpful to me over the last few years, and I predict it’ll help me navigate the complexities of my upcoming 2010, as well.
Seth Godin used a quote that I really like: “Big ideas are…. little ideas that no one killed too soon.”
I just found the perfect illustration 
(scott c | via doobybrain).
I had the chance to read Daniel Pink latest book “DRIVE” before its publication (end of December).
I’ll write a review soon, but in the mean time… a little cartoon!
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On 11.24.09, In Toastmasters, by Nathalie
Beginning of November, I gave my first formal speech at the Toastmasters club I joined recently. The point of the speech is to talk for a few minutes about myself. Personally, I find talking about myself to be really tough. I could go on for hours about a technical subject, but having to bare personal information in front of others, on the spot, just seems much more difficult… So, I was very proud to receive the Best Speaker Ribbon for that speech
Adapted from the Vitruvian man from Leonard de Vinci. What do you think characterize the “perfect” marketing person today ?
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Very interesting talk from Dan Pink on motivation at TED 2009
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And visit http://sethgodin.typepad.com
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Nathalie Magniez
I'm a trend watcher, business innovator and marketing strategist. For most of my career, I worked in the consumer electronic business.
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