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QuickBooks Accountant & E-Commerce Bookkeeper
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QuickBooks Accountant & E-Commerce Bookkeeper
AI Automation Expert | n8n | Make .com | LLM Integration
AI Automation Expert | n8n | Make .com | LLM Integration
Data analyst building dashboards for SMEs
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Data analyst building dashboards for SMEs
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TOMORROW WORKS by AFTER HOURS✨ Recraft Project: https://www.recraft.ai/project/1cd82559-a3b1-47b5-bbb5-2bd1b5d0aa37 AFTER HOURS is a campaign set in the fictional world of Tomorrow Works, where dedicated workers quietly build tomorrow while the rest of the city sleeps. At the heart of this world is Apprentice No. 367, the newest Night Maintenance Apprentice. Curious, patient, and endlessly sincere, 367 believes every small task matters. He dreams of one day earning enough trust to repaint an entire sunrise, even though he'll never actually see it. As sincere as he is, Murphy's Law seems to follow him everywhere. Somehow, he always has the best timing... for the worst possible moment. 🤣 For this project, I designed the complete identity surrounding Apprentice 367, including the custom Tomorrow Works wordmark, character system, environmental artwork, hero posters, sticker pack, merchandise, toy concepts, collectibles, and short animations. Every piece was created to test whether the character could remain instantly recognizable across different formats while expanding the same fictional universe. This was my first design competition and my first time building an original mascot from the ground up. More than designing a character, I wanted to create someone people could root for. A sincere apprentice working hard to earn respect, find his place in the world, and prove to himself more than everyone else, that he's capable. This project challenged me to think beyond designing a mascot and instead create a complete, living world. I hope you enjoy exploring Tomorrow Works as much as I enjoyed building it!:
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Finance & HR writer simplifying ideas into engaging blogs.
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Finance & HR writer simplifying ideas into engaging blogs.
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WHY HUMILITY IS YOUR GREATEST GROWTH ACCELERATOR In the early days of my career, I felt confident thinking that I knew all the answers related to my work. I was wrong. Afterwards, I realized that that the magic words really were ‘I don't know', which I started to use more frequently. Humility is not thinking less of oneself. It is a matter of thinking less about yourself and you will see that everything changes. So, this is what I have learned how humility supports and lead you to sustainable growth: Humility opens doors that ego keeps locked. When you admit what you do not know, you become teachable. Feedback really becomes a fuel for you as compared to criticism. You always see lessons in all your failures, and in all your talks. Humility will help you keep moving forward when perfectionism will cause paralysis. It allows you to be in a state of becoming teachable. You send in a flawed project, you do the hard talk, and you do the job that you're not ready for, because you're safe enough to learn in public. For compounding the effects of the relationships, we find that humility is the key. Those that listen more than they talk, cheer on others' successes, and fill the room rather than sucking up all the air, attract more people to them. These are the folks others want to champion, mentor and work with. The best people I know have this trait: They are curious and they're very open about the things they don't know. They have come to understand that admitting that you are still learning is not a weakness signal, it is a strength multiplier. Growth doesn't stop at a specific point and you don't "arrive" at growth. It's an ongoing course of action and humility is the guiding force that pushes you in the right direction!
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10 Interesting Facts About Human Behavior 1. People Judge Others Faster Than They Realize Research in psychology shows that humans form first impressions within seconds. These judgments are often based on facial expressions, tone of voice, posture, and appearance, even before a full conversation begins. 2. Humans Naturally Copy Each Other This is called the “chameleon effect.” People unconsciously imitate the body language, speaking style, and gestures of those around them. It helps create trust and social connection. 3. Negative Experiences Affect the Brain More Strongly Than Positive Ones Psychologists call this the “negativity bias.” One criticism can emotionally outweigh several compliments because the brain is wired to notice threats more intensely than rewards. 4. Most Decisions Are Emotional First, Logical Second People often believe they make decisions rationally, but neuroscience suggests emotions usually influence decisions first. Logic often comes afterward to justify the choice. 5. Silence Makes Many People Uncomfortable In conversations, long pauses create psychological tension. Because of this, people often reveal extra information simply to fill silence. Skilled negotiators and interviewers use this strategically. 6. Humans Crave Social Acceptance The brain reacts to social rejection in ways similar to physical pain. This is why exclusion, humiliation, or public embarrassment can feel deeply painful and emotionally exhausting. 7. Confidence Often Matters More Than Expertise Studies in behavioral psychology show that people frequently trust confident speakers more than knowledgeable but hesitant ones. Perception strongly shapes influence. 8. People Remember How You Made Them Feel More Than What You Said Emotional memory tends to last longer than factual memory. A person may forget your exact words but clearly remember whether they felt respected, inspired, ignored, or valued. 9. Habits Control Much of Human Life A large percentage of daily actions happen automatically through habit loops. Once behaviors become routines, the brain uses less energy to perform them. 10. Humans Are Highly Influenced by Group Behavior This is called “social proof.” People often follow what others are doing, especially during uncertainty. This explains trends, viral content, crowd behavior, and even financial market panic. Bonus Insight One of the most fascinating truths about human behavior is this: People rarely see themselves as the villain in their own story. Most individuals justify their actions internally, even when others see those actions negatively. Human beings are experts at self-rationalization.
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