Personal standards in evaluating movies

The impact bro, i think the biggest reason why the seventh art created is sending a message and dealing with a case through a cause, people are giving you time, this is not fungible, time is priceless any second is gone, nothing can take it back ever again.

With short or long term impact, the movie with deep impact is the one who make another person at some parts in your tiny mini life after seeing it, the piece that will make you say: I never thought it exist from the first place ! , let you think, shake that little bubble which souranded your life before.

THE impact is a the most important factor in my standards this why I give it seven,

the story: the story is like the pitch, imagine watching pro football or soccer players in bad field, yeah the skills is out there but I'm not enjoying it, if the story is rich, full with non anticipated events that will catch your eyes in every minute of the piece, trust me it will be awesome uh! the story is like the frame for me, great movies are basically treating intresting causes with a story you cant except how it is gonna end, you have to stay till the end to know, sometimes an ordinary end with a proper  narrative chain of events  gives the project much more elegance and beaty.

the acting: ah this also very important, because acting is the painting of the work, the actors are in charge of making the script alive, the watcher will be in touch with them not the script and how to define a great acting, well for me personally I will not get that vibe of he or she is pretending, let me sense the honestly of the feeling he or she is showing me right now, I will also talk in other work about how do I classified actors from talented to overrated to underrated.

To be continued my dear reader... 

 

Mastering Effective Marketing Strategies for Long-Term Success

Intro :

In today's dynamic and competitive business landscape, the art of effective marketing is not merely about closing deals Anymore; it's about cultivating trust, loyalty, and a deep understanding of customer/clients needs. This essay explores the fundamental ideas that underpin successful marketing strategies, focusing on building client relationships, delivering value, and leveraging psychological principles to drive consumer decisions. By adopting a client-centric approach and integrating insights from Robert Greene's "48 Laws of Human Nature," businesses can pave the way for sustained growth and prosperity. This essay will delve into the key concepts of client trust, perceived value, customer-centricity, and strategic incentives, revealing how these principles collectively form a blueprint for achieving marketing excellence.

Client Trust and Loyalty :

At the heart of effective marketing lies the principle of prioritizing client trust and loyalty over immediate deal closures. Clients are more likely to engage with businesses that establish authentic relationships and demonstrate genuine concern for their well-being. By consistently delivering on promises and engaging in transparent communication, companies can earn the trust that is pivotal for long-term success. Customer loyalty is the cornerstone of sustained profitability, as loyal customers not only make repeat purchases but also act as brand advocates, significantly expanding a business's reach.

Perceived Value and Customer-Centricity :

In a consumer-driven market, the perceived value of a product or service plays a central role in purchase decisions. Businesses must align their offerings with customer needs and aspirations to create a sense of value that resonates with the target audience. Robert Greene's insight from the "48 Laws of Human Nature" underscores the importance of catering to individuals' self-interests. Thus, effective marketing requires aligning the benefits of a product or service with customers' desires, solving their problems, and enhancing their overall well-being.

Strategic Incentives and Psychological Triggers:

Employing strategic incentives, such as discounts and limited editions, can be powerful tools in a marketer's arsenal. These techniques tap into psychological triggers that influence consumer behavior. Limited-time offers create a sense of urgency, compelling customers to take action promptly. Discounts not only provide tangible financial benefits but also trigger the pleasure centers in the brain, fostering positive associations with the brand. However, it is crucial to strike a balance, as excessive use of incentives might lead to a perception of low product value or an unsustainable business model.

Case Studies and Real-World Applications:

To illustrate the practical application of these principles, let's consider the success stories of renowned companies. Apple, for instance, has mastered the art of creating perceived value by offering cutting-edge technology within aesthetically pleasing designs. Its customer-centric approach, exemplified by the Genius Bar support, enhances the overall experience. Similarly, Amazon's strategic use of discounts, personalized recommendations, and its loyalty program, Amazon Prime, has contributed to its dominance in the e-commerce space.

So remember my dear reader:

In a rapidly evolving business landscape, the mastery of effective marketing is a non-negotiable requirement for sustainable success. By focusing on client trust, delivering value, understanding customer interests, and employing psychological triggers, businesses can establish a strong foundation for growth. The principles explored in this essay provide a comprehensive framework for building enduring customer relationships and fostering brand loyalty. In embracing these strategies, companies not only drive immediate sales but also lay the groundwork for a resilient and thriving business venture in the long run.

who are we!
are we just another version of animals !  with just a little amount of intelligence!.
 little intelligence that lead us and make us build a sky brokers, plans, cars, cruisers,
or we are something beyond those things
the life rest as it is, we still the same let me talk from another angel, or as i like to say from another perspective, if a man fall in love with a women now, at this time on what we call the technology arrow he will said to her theoretically: i m in love with you!
back in time, if a man felt the same he will do the same, the question here are we still the same!



no, this is not the question, the question is why we dont develop emotionally, as we developed materially!
why the bad feeling such as galosy and invianess and selfishness is growing in our self's, why we cant find a cure to this feeling which almost take us to the extinction, why the want of power that drive the Nazi to conqrete the world still exist in me and you and the person you will talk to.
the feeling and emotions are what drive us in our daily life, we live just to say i like that, i hate that, why we cant find a solution to what in me and you!
we should teach the children in the schools how they not allow their bad feeling be a mature cause in making thier decision, i think that feelings such as invieness and selfishness exist to fight it, hate the hate and love the love, hate what is wrong and love what is wright, if your are a father and your son is getting a bad resaults, dont be mad, because your madness will not make your son get an A, find a way to find that will bring to your son the joey in studying and doing homework.
why we cant be better in giving and we go better in tacking, is this what we call the human nature, and is it changeable.
are the human the worst animals!, well if the animals in the above hiearachy are the worst such as lions, sharks, i think we are above them, due to the intellegence of using the world materials which we use, we cant move around fast by walking, so we used a horse, and that did ok for a while, but not anymore, so we invented the cars, this is a simple ono idea, but look when we analyzed it, it some how show us the growing greed that we all has, we want more, we need more, that what history show us, and i think without a doubt that this feeling will never see a limit, as long as we are here, we will always look for more, but mu concern here is what will happen when we cant satisfy our needs, because the world is with limited resources, but we are not.
over all, i think we should involve more science in our daily life, we should increase the sence of resonsibiltys for the environments, and if we cant you know pass it to our children, because the cure of broken horse is a bullet, if we cant make it, at least give it to the next genration, you cant tell a man doesnt know the plastic hazards to a men in duying bed.