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Uncover Your Hidden Talents

Chad Barr

Another dear client is also a talented artist and craftswoman while another is a concert pianist. What are your hidden talents and your gifts that you have been sharing and those still hidden waiting for you to share with the world?

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12 Profound Life and Business Lessons Learned From 2021

Chad Barr

Call it your daily 2 nd. Instead of waiting for the pandemic or other challenging times to be over so you can get back to business as usual, take creative steps to make your business unusual. Let your old content guide you to create superior content and a better future. Life is too short. Don’t let it go to waste.

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3 Steps Toward Getting Your Workforce Introduction to Artificial Intelligence Right

Organizational Talent Consulting

Navigating your company’s introduction to AI well could ensure growth in the future. But, poorly navigating the workforce transformation could cost your company significantly. Here are three steps toward getting the people side of your company's AI deployment right. Update your company vision. No pressure, right?

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Where to Find Your Clients

Chad Barr

Last week I shared with you the 30 Questions to Identify Your Ideal Client which generated tremendous feedback and interest from you. Also, invite them to be a guest on your show and recommend they share with their audience as well. How would you describe and identify your own preferences and answers to these questions?

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The Year in Reflection – Redux

Chad Barr

Share the insights and successes gained from working with your clients. Hug your loved ones. March: Share your insights, knowledge, experience and wisdom with others. April: Don’t take your security for granted. Learn to manage your email monster so it does not consume your precious hours and your life.

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Two Powerful Ways Managers Can Curb Implicit Biases

Harvard Business

” The problem is that, when hiring, evaluating, or promoting employees, we often measure people against our implicit assumptions of what talent looks like — our hidden “template of success.” But, in fact, we are likely measuring that person against our hidden “template.” Run a gap analysis.

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Does Your Company Know What to Do with All Its Data?

Harvard Business

Use data to uncover hidden insights, and use those insights to create or improve products, services, and processes. You tell her what you’re thinking about, and she thinks through your clients’ opportunities all night long. In the morning, she presents you with a list of your 10 best actions for the day.

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