​Hero or Villain: Which One Are You?

In this era it is difficult to tell who is a good person and who is not. If your life is a cartoon book, will you become a super hero or a super villain? Please take this test to find out!

Every drama has a hero and a villain. A villain is the problem or position brought about by your product or service (hero). Jobs used IBM as a villain at an early stage. Over the next few years, other villains and common problems will include PC, stylus, free music downloads. The Apple product was announced as a hero where spectators can unite. Think about which products and services play villains in your scene and how you and your products are considered heroes. Steve Jobs' speech is always very simple and intuitive. So far, Apple's presentation is still working on fewer ways to design slides. Other slides contain only one word, but many Apple slides are images. If presented in text or images, not just text, the idea is remembered more easily. Do not use distracting information from your information to confuse slides.

I will introduce the villain. Every wonderful story has a hero and a villain. The speech of Steve Jobs is no exception. Why do the world need different mobile phones, especially Apple mobile phones in 2007? Jobs solved this problem by leading a villain. Problems that need resolution are as follows. "The ordinary phone is not so smart and not user friendly .... We want to make a jumping product that is smarter and very easy to use than any mobile device.This is the iPhone."

Captain America: The Civil War is the latest big hit I can think, and since both heroes are their own rogues, there is a surprising villain. This is an element to make a great plot. The villain must believe that he is a hero. The hero has to doubt that he is the hero and wants to know whether he is a villain. This is about faith. The hero believes something, and the villain believes something. The observer must be able to trust both sides. If the observer can not believe the character's belief, the plot is not noticeable. But if observers can accept their beliefs, they can see the world through their eyes, participate in their religion, think about their philosophy, feel their joy and sorrow .