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Kill Your Status Quo Before It Kills You
Getting our people to change more readily, adapt more quickly and open their mind’s to constantly innovating is not a nicety, it is a competitive necessity
Eight Ways To Determine Where Your Company Policies Have Room For Flexibility
Consider this when creating flexible policies
Personalization In Sales: Why It Matters And How To Achieve It
Through creating closer relationships with your customers, you will also have a better understanding of them, allowing you to offer the best service possible
How A Book Can Build Your Brand, Business And Network
Writing a book is not an “if you build it they will come” endeavor -- nor is it easy. Be certain on why you’re writing a book
Four Public Speaking Myths To Stop Believing (And Tips From Actors To Use Instead)
Unfortunately, popular wisdom on this subject, though well-meaning, doesn’t seem to work
Total Decision Making And Feeling Good, Bad And Indifferent
None of us — even the most objective and analytical of us — canmake decisions based solely on fact without emotional involvement
12 Smart Techniques To Make Meetings More Productive
Weekly meetings can sometimes feel stale, but council members have suggestions for keeping them productive
How AI Is Making An Entry Into The Freelance Economy
Smart technologies have entered the freelancing space with intensity, and not just where you might think. Not only are AI-related skills more in demand than ever, AI is impacting everything…
Anthony Bourdain, Kate Spade And The Question Of Why
The suicides of Anthony Bourdain and Kate Spade raise important questions about what it is to have a "dream career" and what really fulfills us. Here are some of the…
How Do I Fix An Employee Who Absolutely Refuses To Listen To My Feedback?
My research has found that 88% of employees say they would want to hear the truth if their job performance was poor. And yet, how many people do you know…