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I usually teach to ask why in interviews or in conversations. But sometimes why questions seem to be too intrusive. A more powerful way of asking for the reason why they feel how they feel is simply to say “because…” instead of asking “why did you feel frustrated?”.
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Let people play at work. Research at the University of Toronto found that people who have fun at work are more creative and productive. They also make…
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If you are working on defining your future strategy here's my tip for you: Treat your strategy as a product. What does it mean? Don’t waste money or…
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Here are two questions that many people always ask in customer interviews. “How do you like it?” Don’t use it. Never ask people what they like or don’t…
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Do not try to be there for everybody. If you focus on everybody, you focus on nobody. Deliberately exclude some groups of people. Deliberately target…
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“Today, if you’re not disrupting yourself, someone else is; your fate is to be either the disrupter or the disrupted. There is no middle ground.” …
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“Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away” - Antoine de Saint-Exupéry The French…
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Do you plan an event - a birthday party, a team event, a party with friends, or a huge corporate event - and you don't know how to make it great? Maybe…
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