If You’re Not Talking, You’re Not Learning
In preparing for our Like Minds itinerary this year, I’ve been thinking again about how people learn and how events should help them learn. In
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Your Opinion: Can You Teach Leadership? or Are You Born with It?
The BBC asked this question a while ago while citing some of the greatest leaders of all time. My opinion is that leadership as a
4 Ways to Focus When You Meet People
You might not believe it but there was a time when I was really bad with people. In fact, I was so bad with people
The 5 Innovations of the App Store
Apple have now launched the Mac App Store – the translation of the hughely successful App Store designed to deliver apps for the iPhone and the
The Secret to Writing a Practical, How-To Blog Post
We get told to write “how to” posts and “practical” posts, but ever sit and wonder what to do a practical, how to blog post
What One Man Can Do, Another Can Do
Many, many years ago I was frustrated that I wasn’t experiencing the successes in my life that I saw others were. People would do things
5 Things You Need to Blog Every Month
I’ve been thinking about how people can better their blogs in 2011, beyond the general “write better content” or “do 5 steps to…” type of
Are You *That* Person? and What to Do About It
I’ll admit it if you will – many times I’ve been the person you don’t want to meet at the cocktail party. You know, that
Why I Don’t Complain on Twitter, and Why You Could
It’s hard to resist having a good moan on Twitter, especially when something or someone isn’t doing their job and we hope that our moaning,
Steve Jobs on Apple and Value, in 1997
Has your brand lost power in an over-saturated market? With thanks to Trey Pennington, this short little video from Steve Jobs back in 1997 provides exceptional insight