The Essential Qualities of Inspiring People & The Rules of How Life Works
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Today on Something You Should Know, how billboard ads for fast food restaurants influence you more than you realize. Then, what makes someone inspiring and how we can all be more inspirational.
There's not a single characteristic or trait of an inspiring leader that is specific to a country or even to a continent. Every single element occurs in every single country in the world. So what are these three universal factors?
Also, two little things that can have a huge impact on your relationship and the rules of how life works and the amazing ways species of all kinds depend on each other.
And one of my favorite examples is the influence of salmon in western rivers on tree growth. And you're like, what? Yes, trees need salmon. So who would have thought that?
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I bet you've seen a lot of billboards all over the place for fast food restaurants. And maybe you've wondered, well, do those ads really work? Well, a UCLA study a few years back found that areas with more outdoor advertising dedicated to fast food and soft drinks were more likely to have overweight residents.
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