Fri.Jun 05, 2020

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Ready To Find Your A-Ha Moment So Your Business Can Soar?

Simon Associates

In March of this year, I had the pleasure of interviewing global credibility expert Mitchell Levy for a terrific On The Brink podcast. Then recently the tables turned and I was the interviewee! Mitch is on a quest to interview 500 thought leaders on credibility for his Thought Leader Life show , and I was honored to be included. I really enjoyed our talk, mainly because it focused on h elping organizations change their corporate cultures and grow their businesses in these changing times.

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Nice to Meet You in Person

Alan Weiss

We’ve learned a great deal about the efficacy of virtual meetings and delivery. These are important additions to our capabilities. But don’t think these replace meeting with ideal buyers in peer-level relationships. If you want to truly display your expertise and your sophistication, it’s never done better than by meeting someone in person.

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Make a Decision

Martinka Consulting

One could write a long essay on businesses lessons from the virus crisis, there are so many, both good and bad. One of the top lessons is about making decisions. Here in Washington, our governor does not like having to make decisions (other than, it seems, to be in charge of everything). He waffles, postpones, is forming committees (and we know how efficient and effective government committees can be), and is creating backlash.

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Average is not the same as typical

Seth Godin Blog

We know that the median is often not the same as the mean, but in describing a population, it also pays to differentiate between the average person and a typical one. For example: The average dog owner spends $500 a year on dog food. But the typical dog pamperer spends $5,000 a year (all numbers invented). The reason the numbers are different is that the samples are different.

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PowerPoint Best Practices for Creating Stellar Presentations

Mastering data visualization in PowerPoint will help accelerate your career because it positions you as someone who can present data that drives business decisions forward. think-cell's PowerPoint Best Practices eBook was created specifically for professionals aiming to master the art and science of data-driven storytelling. What’s inside: Practical Insights: Uncover valuable tips for crafting engaging and persuasive presentations.

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Discomfort, Anxiety, and Grief: Confronting Racism with Colleagues

Harvard Business

How to have difficult conversations with colleagues about racism, and recognize the pain and trauma underlying police brutality.

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To Solve Big Problems, Look for Small Wins

Harvard Business

Especially as you’re thinking about the “next normal” after Covid-19.

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Lessons from Chinese Companies’ Response to Covid-19

Harvard Business

How they’ve innovated, adapted, survived — and even thrived.

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Why Now Is the Time for “Open Innovation”

Harvard Business

Covid-19 has shown how companies can work together to solve problems.

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The Problem with “Color-Blind” Philanthropy

Harvard Business

You simply can’t ignore the implications of race.

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How to Stay Competitive in the Evolving State of Martech

Marketing technology is essential for B2B marketers to stay competitive in a rapidly changing digital landscape — and with 53% of marketers experiencing legacy technology issues and limitations, they’re researching innovations to expand and refine their technology stacks. To help practitioners keep up with the rapidly evolving martech landscape, this special report will discuss: How practitioners are integrating technologies and systems to encourage information-sharing between departments and pr

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Managers, Encourage Your Team to Take Time Off

Harvard Business

They need it.