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But Will It Sell?
Leadership

But Will It Sell?

Will this idea that you are considering lead to a product that sells? This is the hardest question you and your colleagues will ask yourselves every day.
RiShawn Biddle
And Away Wii Go!
Leadership

And Away Wii Go!

I wouldn’t have wanted to be in Nintendo’s board meeting when they looked at the number of consoles Sony and Microsoft sold compared to the number of Nintendo…
christopherlott
The Virtues of Iteration
Leadership

The Virtues of Iteration

It might seem strange that an iconic concert venue is offering a sneak peek at musicians rehearsing for upcoming shows.
davidmark
Spell out the Organization’s Purpose
Leadership

Spell out the Organization’s Purpose

If you want to achieve your quarterly sales quotas, slash expenses, or reach some other important benchmark, it’s import to remember your why—why you started…
Andrea Williams
The Science of Teambuilding
Leadership

The Science of Teambuilding

“Tell me about a time you worked with a team.” It is a common interview question, one many of us have heard before.
Erin Wildermuth
Stop Being Your Own Worst Critic
Leadership

Stop Being Your Own Worst Critic

Does this one ring a bell? You, reader, are your own worst critic. Your penchant for nitpicking every detail and harshly critiquing your accomplishments makes…
RiShawn Biddle
Don’t Let Others Make You Small
Leadership

Don’t Let Others Make You Small

Big goals are often the seed for big success. Monica Louie knows this firsthand. The Facebook ad expert launched a new company and set an audacious goal of…
Andrea Williams
Put Me in, Coach!
Leadership

Put Me in, Coach!

I switched jobs for the first time at age 49. Well, technically, I had several jobs between graduate school and then, but they were all at one employer, a…
scottrichert
The Science of Coaching
Leadership

The Science of Coaching

I met Dave at a residential behavioral health center in Arizona. An older man with stories to match his years, he was great with the clients and even better…
Erin Wildermuth