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Presenting, Standing Up or Sitting Down
| When I lead a Presentation Skills workshop, it's always funny to hear a participant say they'd prefer to be filmed sitting down. "Why?" I ask. "Because I never stand up to present." "Why not?" I as... |
Characteristics of the Creative Individual
| The confluence of three events – the month-long summer holiday, a broken toe, and the imminent move to a new office – meant I had the opportunity of a lifetime. I could take my time packing boxes. ... |
Nothing is Original?
| In her post last December, Nancy King published this piece of art "in defense of bloggers," but it's just as applicable to creativity. The act of “combining” (which I jokingly refer to as “combinot... |
Best Books on Creativity
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There's nothing like a thriving conversation on LinkedIn to inspire you to research a topic further. Well, it also helps to break two toes over the holidays so your activities are curtailed to sit... |
The Best Writing Tips for Business
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When I taught a class in public relations at Columbia College in Chicago (circa 1987), a colleague shared with me Frank Visco’s original list of tips for good writing, entitled How to Write Good.
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What If They Say It's Not Creative?
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In the last post (here), I listed the five most common responses I get when presenting idea - but left out the most difficult client response to answer: "That's not creative."
How do you refute a... |
Responding to Negativity (They Say, You Say)
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Although negativity most often affects the brainstorming part of the creative process, it’s equally destructive in the last stage – the merchandising phase – when you’re packaging and selling the ... |
Can You Switch Off Your Negativity?
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I recently gained certification to facilitate Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI), and one of the most fascinating parts of the accreditation workshop was analysing how different ‘types’ were creat... |
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