Simple illustration. Various applications.
Source: Carl Richards
This. Or that?
May 21, 2013 by 19 Comments
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If you can make that jagged line move in an upward trajectory and make them squiggly a little bit to signify anxiety, then I think it’s perfect.
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Laughing. That’s ME!
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Get in line – I’m older than you.
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🙂 Not in the mind though.
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Laughing..
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The active one is getting more results faster. Different projects maybe?
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I can see how you see that John. My interpretation had one on left being frenzied, harried, multitasking, lot of busyness….with an outcome that is largely flat. One on right is thoughtful, deliberate, measured — and is experiencing solid results.
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I must move from this to that.
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Exactly. Me too!
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Here’s to a day on the right!
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Yes!
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Great graphic. Results always win…. 🙂
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It is. They do.
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The excellent graphic gets the point across very well 🙂
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Yes, love these little charts that hit home.
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Reblogged this on Wholeheartedness.
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Thanks for sharing Todd
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Both. Need the activity to get the results.
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Straddling the fence and breaking the rules. 🙂
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