Sean Hughes

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What do you think limits your online profit more than anything? Sure, there could be a dozen reasons, but as a professional Internet Marketer I can tell you that two of the main leeches on my time is lack of knowledge and a learning curve. I know what it's like - you see services, products and software that you KNOW will benefit your business but it's impossible for you to use them unless you know what you're doing with them. Why not simply outsource these tasks? Well you could, but here's a key point missed by MANY marketers - in fact many fulltime pros don't even recognize this... How would you instruct a freelancer to use Twitter for example, without knowing about the nuts and bolts yourself..... the etiquette, the capabilities of the software and the possible pitfalls? It just wouldn't work. But on the other hand, learning all these things takes time, and if you're a pro-marketer, time is money - cliche, but true. If you're not yet full time you're probably struggling to find time to work on your business anyway, with your job, family, the shopping, paying the bills, washing the car, and all the other things that make up our day to day lives, let alone learn essential new techniques. But some things are pretty important for your business.... And if you're not yet using Twitter as a marketing tool then - let's speak plainly - you're falling behind the competition. Well I can help, by showing you ONLY the things you need to know about Twitter as an internet marketer. The rest you simply don't need. Introducing... Twitter Savy In this simple but deadly effective shortcut guide, you will discover.. * Exactly what Twitter is; * Why Twitter is an deadly effective marketing tool; * How to sign up, use and 'tweak' Twitter as an internet marketer; * Which aspects of Twitter are VITAL and which ones are time consuming and energy sapping; * Twitter etiquette; * The truth about getting Followers; * Providing value (which sells); * How to write killer tweets; * The best Twitter plugins (and the essential marketing ones!); * Twitter tool secrets; * Twitter Services secrets; * Ways to make money online using Twitter; And Much, Much More...

Learn How To Use Twitter For Maximum Profit, Even If You Are A Complete Novice

Twitter Savy

Sean Hughes is an award-winning Irish comic turned bestselling writer whom the British Independent has compared to the likes of Irvine Welsh, James Kelman, and Will Self. Now, the popular comedian delivers It's What He Would've Wanted, a brutally funny, highly charged, and moving novel about a directionless thirty-year-old man's belated transition into adulthood. Our narrator and protagonist is Shea Hickson, a commitment-phobic just-turned-thirty-year-old with somewhat adolescent leanings. Shea lives off lottery winnings and spends his time blindly serving a secret organization whose stated duty is to "seek truth," which, though Shea doesn't quite realize it, turns out to be a small-time terrorist gig. Shea's parents appear to be a quintessentially comfortable, suburban middle-class couple, and when sons Shea and Orwell (named after Che Guevara and George, their father having been something of a nostalgic radical) arrive for Christmas Eve, all seems as it should be. But when Shea turns a corner to find his father, a BBC weatherman, hanging from the light fixture, the son's disaffected existence is turned upside down. Worse, Shea's discovery of an encoded journal his father had been keeping uncovers shocking revelations about his father's disappointed life as a parent, husband, and disillusioned minor celebrity. Jolted from his emotional ennui, Shea determines to figure out what drove his father to his death and, in the process of unraveling the Hickson family's increasingly distasteful secrets, comes to better understand himself. With wry humor and savage undercurrents, the story winds through the seamier side of London life -- skirting the worlds of television, newspapers, and small-scale urban terrorism. Buoyed by Hughes's edgy humor and Seinfeldian observations about modern life, It's What He Would've Wanted dissects and mutilates traditional family values as it maps one son's attempt to piece together a world fractured by alienation, paranoia, and conflict.

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"This book provides a unique overview of psychological research on learning. It starts with an in-depth discussion on the definition and nature of learning, the distinction between different types of learning, and the main psychological approaches to studying learning. Each subsequent chapter reviews the scientific literature on a specific type of learning (e.g., classical conditioning, operant conditioning), highlighting what is known about the conditions under which learning occurs, as well as the cognitive processes that are assumed to mediate learning. The final chapter focuses on the power and potential of applied learning psychology in helping us to deal with important societal problems such as psychological suffering and climate change. The book is unique in that it summarizes and integrates knowledge from both functional psychology (e.g., behavior analysis) and cognitive psychology in a systematic manner. It does so by adopting a functional-cognitive framework that recognizes the fundamental differences between both approaches while also highlighting the way in which they are mutually supportive. It is also the first book to integrate the (functional) literature on Relational Frame Theory within a review of psychological learning research. The book can be used as an introductory textbook on the psychology of learning for undergraduate and postgraduate students alike. For researchers who study behavior and thinking, it reveals the power of the functional-cognitive framework for psychological research, both in terms of its ability to organize the existing literature on learning, as well as its value for generating new ideas for research on learning"--

An Introduction from a Functional-Cognitive Perspective

The Psychology of Learning

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