But is it a useful indicator for financial markets?Albert Edwards of Societe Generale draws his clients' attention to one potential link, the relationship with equity prices and another (seemingly more straightforward) relationship with commodity prices.
To illustrate how those spaces should relate to each other, "they produced a bubble diagram, with something like 28 bubbles," said Ms. Yoon, marveling at the clients' attention to detail.
Moreover, clients reported negative and positive session moments evidencing that clients' attention and activity during the session was not restricted to meaning construction operations.
Options for improvement actions included contacting the persons important to clients or directing clients' attention to new contacts.
However, the comprehensiveness of the contextual component presented some issues regarding the time taken to complete and inability to hold the clients' attention for prolonged periods.
But she also argued that Ms. Boudin wanted to win as a client the attention she missed as a daughter.
"It is deeply depressing that these men have still not received the wages they worked for and are living in appalling conditions many months after we brought their plight to the government's and the client's attention," says James Lynch, researcher at Amnesty.
The more you move, the more likely you are to grab the client's attention as they scroll glassy-eyed through the home page.
All of this sends the message that a corporation embraces a culture of belonging based on one's ability to hold liquor instead of, say, the client's attention.
For example, drawing the client's attention to different levels of abstraction (such as big picture to small details, from their actions to his self image), asking questions that offer different perspectives, or asking questions that filter different thinking styles (such as taking a critic's view of the situation) can inspire the client to grow outside of the thinking that created the problem.
