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Saturday, 21 December 2013

People you should ban from your life

“You are the average of five people you spend most time with.” -Jim Rohn.
The people closest to you make all the difference in both good and bad ways.  It can be tough to find new friends and add them to your inner circle: people who will help you, support you, inspire you, and encourage you.
Fortunately it’s a lot easier to find the people closest to you who are holding you back. If people like these are close to you, try to get rid of them:
1. Raving Fans
There is a person who thinks your every deed and thought as incredible, amazing, and astounding. Unconditional praise is fun but very rarely helpful. None of us are that smart or talented. Everyone makes mistakes.
But often we don’t realize our mistakes until someone tells us.
It’s very easy to tell someone he or she is great but it’s much harder to tell someone that he or she can do better.
Be nice to these kind of people (Raving fans), but don’t pay much attention to what they say.
Your mom is the only raving fan you need in your life.
2. Devilish Advocates
Devil’s advocacy is sometimes helpful, but a devilish advocate rarely advocates for anything other than their interest, point of view, and ego.
Keep the people who ask smart questions, think and do differently and share lessons learned and offer or help if a problem does occur. Get rid of people who always forecast gloom and doom based solely on their bad experiences.
3. Inside Scoopers
For some persons it’s hard to resist gossip and inside information. Finding out the reasons behind someone’s decisions, the inside scoop about someone’s hidden agenda, the motivations behind someone’s actions… that stuff is hard to resist.
The main problem is that the person who is giving you the inside scoop on other people is also giving other people the inside scoop on you.
The kind of people you want close to you are only willing to share the inside scoop on their own feelings or thoughts. And that’s not gossip, that’s just truth.
4. Backstabbers
Backstabbers don’t care about anyone’s back but their own.
People closest to you should have your back, like you have their’s
5. It’s All About Me(s)
Self interest is good.. Enlightened self interest is far better…but self centered sucks to be around.
Don’t be a Galileo and try to change their minds. So, Just Let go and move on.
Self centered kind of people won’t even notice you’re gone.
6. The Walking Dead
Some people wander aimlessly from day to day, task to task, year to year, with no goal, no purpose, no plan.
Surround yourself whit people who have big goals, ambitious plans, meaningful purposes. Even if their goals aren’t similar to yours- and probably will  not be- You will feed off their energy and they will feed off your’s.
Stay away from these kinda people. The walking Dead won’t kill you but will definitely kill your enthusiasm and motivation.

Posted By: Pawan Lubana on Saturday, 21 December 2013

Tuesday, 29 October 2013

Apple: New Products Are Coming In 2014


During Apple's quarterly earnings call today, CEO Tim Cook mentioned that the company is still working on breaking into new product categories.
Cook offered very few specifics, but did say to expect to see new products from Apple in 2014.
"If you look at the skills Apple has from hardware and software services...no one has skills like this," Cook said. "We obviously believe we can use our skills to build other great products in areas we do not participate in today."
So what's he talking about?
It's been widely reported that Apple is working on a computerized wristwatch, which tech bloggers have been calling the iWatch. And there's still talk that Apple could make a television set or a new set-top box for streaming content over the Internet.

Posted By: Pawan Lubana on Tuesday, 29 October 2013

Monday, 28 October 2013

14 Facebook Tools You Didn't Know Existed

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    1. Activity Log

    You've probably seen that button on your cover photo labeled "Activity Log," but unless you're a Facebook power user you probably haven't explored this tool. It shows you every activity you do on Facebook, whether it's liking a photo, posting a status, or updating your information. You can even filter by type of activity to make it more targeted.
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    2. Ad Create Tool

    Facebook gives you a host of tools to make sure your business's ads are well made and prominently placed, starting with the Ad Create tool. You select a goal for promoting your business or page (like more page likes, increased app engagement, etc.) and the Ad Create tool automatically selects the right combination of ads to help you reach it.
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    3. App Center

    You've been playing Candy Crush for months, but do you use Open Table's Facebook app to book a reservation? Or use the Spotify app to share your playlists with friends? If you want to browse new games and apps, the App Center is the place to go. Access it at the bottom of the left hand menu.
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    4. Browse

    The Browse tool will filter out a randomly selected type of content through Facebook's Graph Search, whether it's videos that you've liked or people in your networks you haven't friended yet. For those using Facebook to kill time (and aren't we all using Facebook to kill time?), it's an excellent method of procrastination.
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    5. Conversion Tracking

    Setting up Conversion Tracking helps you track the effectiveness of your ads based on the specific action you want them to complete, like buying a product.
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    6. Custom Audiences

    If you already have curated lists of audiences that you are using, you can upload them to your brand's Facebook account to make sharing a piece of cake. Don't worry, when you upload your lists, your information is encrypted so that no one can access it, even Facebook.
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    7. Export Your Calendar

    If your socialite status is spread out across multiple calendars, you can export your Facebook calendar information to keep with you when you're not online. Wouldn't want to miss a party, now would we?
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    8. Facebook Desktop Chat

    Don't want to flip back to the Facebook tab every time you get a new message? You can use one of these instant messaging softwares to chat from your desktop.
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    9. Page Manager App

    If you're managing a brand's page and need to post on the go, the Facebook Manager App is available on the App Store and Google Play for easy access to your account even away from your desk.
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    10. Power Editor

    If you're optimizing and managing many different ads at once, your brand should be using the Power Editor. You can easily make minor variations to the same ad to test what works the best with your audience. This is also where you can create custom audiences for sharing ads.
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    11. Interests

    Facebook is full of great content that you don't need to miss. Treat the social site like a Feedly alternative and get content from various groups tailored to your own interests.
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    12. Chat Keyboard Shortcuts

    Want to navigate around chat more quickly? Then try keyboard shortcuts.
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    13. Page Insights

    Page Insights is essentially Facebook's version of Google Analytics. Track your page's traffic to better understand how audiences are engaging with your page.
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    14. View As

    If you want to be certain that your Aunt Mary didn't see those pictures of you from last weekend's bar crawl, use the View As tool to see your profile as she sees it. There. Crisis Averted.
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You know all about Facebook's basic tools. You can post statuses and share articles with the best of 'em. But how often do you check your Activity Log? What is the Browse tool for?
You're not off the hook either, Brand Pages. You may know that Facebook Exchange targets ads based on user's online activity, but did you know you can create Custom Audiences to share content with?
For these and other Facebook tools you probably aren't using, check out the gallery. Hone those Facebook skills to get the most of out of world's most popular social site.

Posted By: Pawan Lubana on Monday, 28 October 2013

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