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The journey from identifying what works to consistently executing it is perhaps one of the greatest challenges in personal and professional development. Success leaves clues, but following these clues requires both self-awareness and disciplined action.
Many of us left the scientific method behind in school science classes, but it’s actually a powerful tool for business. In fact, small businesses that use these steps regularly can boost efficiency, solve recurring issues, and make better-informed decisions.
Some of the most impactful teachers often emerge from unexpected backgrounds. Their real-world experiences, resilience in the face of setbacks, and intrinsic passion equip them to educate in authentic ways credentials alone cannot replicate.
If someone has developed expertise as a product designer or ad copywriter, will those creative aptitudes necessarily carry over into succeeding as a creative writer, business strategist, or other domains?
Surprisingly, many people interact with these machines in a manner that is polite, courteous, and cordial, even though they know that they are interacting with a machine. In this article, we will explore why people interact so cordially with robots and chatbots online.
Is there a difference from a marketing perspective between launching a new unknown product and a service that no one knows exists?
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At school, we’re taught how to write ‘properly’. Delete contractions and colloquialisms. Don’t start sentences with ‘and’ or ‘because’. Use longhand instead of abbreviations. Eradicate exclamation marks and quash questions. Don’t address your audience using the first or second person.…
True or false? Humans have a lesser attention span than a goldfish. The media has popularised this as truth. But this is snakeskin oil, traded as a scare-tactic in the face of rising social media and internet use. Much like…
Five Times When Data is Not Your Friend While digital data has become an increasingly important part of our lives (also used to improve organisational systems/decisions), there are times when data is not your friend. Read on to learn…
