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June 18, 2007

Subconcious Impressions

In this video clip, Derren Brown creates a brilliant demonstration of how receptive we are – unconsciously – to subtle cues. While you watch the clip, bear in mind what people may be perceiving about your projects by the subtle messages you and your team communicate…

Philip Greenwood

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