Search & Social Media

David Amerland lives, mostly, on the web and writes incessantly about search and social media. He can be Googled for all the rest.

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#BookTour: Built To Last by @david_amerland @RABTBookTours #Giveaway

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Your chance to win a copy of “Built To Last”. 

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Interview of David Amerland

Tuesday November 15, 2022 : AGE OF HEROES: HERCULEAN PHYSIQUE: Author, Brand Ambassador and Spokesperson for DAREBEE: DAVID AMERLAND

The mind/body connection and the way our internal world is reflected in our actions. 

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Posts that make you smarter by increasing your knowledge of how the brain works and how our decision-making is affected.

What we do on the outside has a much deeper impact on the inside than we at first thought. 

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Intentional: How to Live, Love, Work and Play Meaningfully by David Amerland a year after publication.

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The culture in your business is the direct result of actions you put in place that determine how everyone in it thinks they should behave.

This will give you an idea of why the culture of your business is so hard to control and why getting it right will super-charge it.

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"Intentional: How to Live, Love, Work and Play Meaningfully" by David Amerland, references 159 science papers and dozens of films and books.

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When Will The Russian War In Ukraine, End?

What you need to know.

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Bruce Marko's review of Intentional

5/5: In many ways Intentional, like most good books, is a journey. It offers a transition from opacity to clarity in understanding the contexts of the world around us and some of the ways we respond to it often without even knowing. It's a synthesis of scientific study and anecdotal observation forged into a framework to help us better recognize how we ourselves chart the course of our own destiny's wether we like it or not. In this book David identities and analyzes key drivers and motivators of people in a variety of situations and distills core elements of what makes their responses to lifes...

What is your journey with it, like? 

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Science shows the process through which the brain makes decisions involves the sensory motor neuron system.

A simple punch, thrown, quickly establishes how you make decisions. 

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Behavior

A marketing tip is of value only if it helps you do something in your business at a lower cost or at greater profit. Otherwise it is of academic interest only.

When human behavior changes to the point that the change is measurable it reflects deeper changes taking place at a psychological and emotional level which affect the commonly shared values and ideas that go on to become the distinctive cultures we experience in each country and its market place. These changes then directly impact businesses and affect marketing.

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Each communication channel we employ has its own restrictions, tropes, strengths and pitfalls that need to be considered.

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How To Stop Doomscrolling From Depressing You

Personal strategies to help you avoid being affected by Doomscrolling.

Everything we do, every action we take, every decision we make, has a basis in the fundamental neurobiology of the brain and body. That neurobiology is designed to help us survive our surroundings and it is from those surroundings that it takes the primary cues that guide our responses.

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What Can We Learn From The World’s Deadliest Sniper?

Wali is the world's deadliest sniper and we can learn a lot abut personal responsibility from him.

Wali, the world’s deadliest sniper, has joined the war in Ukraine, fighting against the Russian invaders. Here’s what we can learn from his actions. 

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The way we use text on the web has changed because the human behavior associated with reading text on the web has changed.

The information we put out there always has a purpose, or rather we have an intent when we create it or curate it in the digital space. Its purpose and our intent is only materialized within the context of our action.

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Bruce Lee On “Emotional Content” And Acting Intentionally

Bruce Lee's comments on emotional content were ahead of their time.

From a neuroscientific point of view emotions come first. Thoughts arise out of the way we feel. The feelings we have are the emotions we acknowledge and then experience consciously. So emotions are our truest form of expression.

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Win a $25 GC: A Writer's View by David Amberland

This post is part of a virtual book tour organized by Goddess Fish Promotions . David Amerland will be awarding a $25 Amazon/BN GC to a ran...

If I were, for instance, isolated from technology and society for months on end in a hut up in the mountains, surrounded by flocks of sheep; the chance of my writing anything of value to your own personal journey in a world of complexities tinged with ambiguity, would be pretty slim.

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Win a $25 GC: A Writer's View by David Amberland

This post is part of a virtual book tour organized by Goddess Fish Promotions . David Amerland will be awarding a $25 Amazon/BN GC to a ran...

Could the view inside my writing space be of value to you? My first guess is that unless I am harboring a team of tireless AI robots that write my books for me then the answer is “no”.