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A big thank you to the team at Stone & Chalk for their support in my first year within the Stone & Chalk mentoring program. With the prospect of continuing to contribute to the program, I’ve made a personal commitment to more broadly share some of the themes/questions that come up as a part of …
Continue reading "The one question we should all be asking ourselves"
For those who actively invest or who are involved in defining business strategy at work, an important part of these activities involve making assumptions about the current state and likely future. As Alex Barrow from Macro Ops writes about market mentality (which in my opinion can be equally applied to business planning mindsets), we typically …
Continue reading "Breaking the habit of a biased future outlook"
If you are a fan of Tim Urban’s “Wait but why?” blog, he’s come out after a long reprieve with yet another insightful piece of writing. This is a post about path-making, in particular, your career path. In Tim’s words, “Other voices will never stop fiercely trying to live your life for you—you owe it …
Warren Berger captures the essence of innovation in terms of the key questions one should ask in the pursuit of developing a solution that really matters.
The time of the year for setting new year's resolutions. Think differently this time.
Denial rarely pays.
A few simple steps towards a better product/service offering.
One question that was raised in a recent discussion was whether Apple has a social media strategy? I did a little research to find they do…but their strategy is more of a strategy to delight customers with great products and service and let them do the talking. Interestingly, based on an article dated September 12 …
Continue reading "When is there no need to tweet or post on Social Media?"
Not all social shoppers are the same. Where are the best opportunities and how can we best position ourselves around these?
Perfection and polish aren't nearly as important as good light, good drainage and a passionate gardener. Some more wise words from Seth Godin.
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