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Critical Thinking Meets Creativity: Business Innovation Guide

By Gina Trimarco Listen up, because what I’m about to share isn’t your typical academic snooze-fest about cognitive processes. After years of running businesses, training leaders, and yes, performing improv on stage, I’ve discovered something that most experts miss when they talk about critical thinking and creativity. They’re not opposing forces – they’re dance partners,...
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The Law of Attraction

“I’ve got an idea!” That’s been the starting point for countless creations, concepts, and conveniences, good and bad. Hell, even this blog post started with that very phrase and of course, an imaginary cartoon light bulb over head.  But how exactly does someone move their idea from the intellectual property phase to a real life,...
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Experiment Your Way To Awesome

You can’t scroll your Facebook feed or peruse Pinterest these days without coming across an Instant Pot recipe. The latest trend to hit the home kitchen since the Jack LaLanne Power Juicer and his late night infomercials, the Instant Pot boasts that it will “speed up cooking by up to 10 times and using 70%...
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Where do you fall on the ‘Inclusive Leader Continuum’?

What do you get when a Catholic school girl, an arts student and extra from Sixteen Candles walk into a bar?   This week’s podcast, obviously. What brought these women, each from such different backgrounds, to the table? A discussion about fighting bias and promoting inclusion of course.  This week’s guest, Jennifer Brown is an award-winning...
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It’s All About Time

“I wish there were more hours in the day…” Have you ever caught yourself saying that? I think we are all guilty of it at some point. And, we ALL have the same 24 hours in a day. Richard Branson owns 400 companies. Elon Musk runs 10 companies. Oprah runs 9 global companies. Donald Trump...
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How Juicy Is Your Marketing

We are always looking for a better, faster, more efficient way to do marketing and generate sales.  The pressure seems to be never ending.  And with every new marketing idea comes additional tactical work to complete.  For small businesses this becomes so overwhelming. I watch them flounder and stress out over it all. Limited resources,...
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