Business Branding
Your Brand Definitely Has a Voice. But Is It the One You Want?
"What kind of brand voice conveys such a crazy ambitious mission?" Six founders on figuring out what their brand should sound like.
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Thought Leaders
How ChatGPT and the Six-Hat Method Present a Powerful Framework for Effective Problem-Solving
The unique power that ChatGPT offers empowers the six thinking hats. The six hats, conversely, create a framework for writing detailed prompts that elevates the usefulness of ChatGPT taking prompt engineering to the next level in a structured way.
Thought Leaders
How to Get Unstuck From Stress and Find Solutions Inside Yourself
Executive coach and author Susan S. Freeman discusses finding a healthy problem-solving mindset in her new book, 'Inner Switch: 7 Timeless Principles to Transform Modern Leadership.'
Thought Leaders
How do You Turn Employees Into Problem-Solvers? Follow This 3-Step Leadership Formula.
As leaders, we need to solve company problems effectively. We often have the urge to fix everything quickly, but is this system of problem-solving really sustainable?
Thought Leaders
3 Excellent Problem Statement Examples
A problem statement aims to identify a problem and find a solution. Continue reading for how to write one and examples to base yours on.
By David James
Business Branding
Do You Judge People With Personal Brands? Here’s Another Way to Think About It.
Maybe you see personal brands as indulgent and self-centered, or a waste of time better spent on other tasks. But consider this.
Entrepreneurs
Facing a Tough Problem? Try These Hacks to Find the Solution You Need
Not every problem has easy answers, and that's okay. Here are four ways you can free yourself from gridlock when you're stuck.
Marketing
Here’s Why You Should Buy More Ads When the Economy Tanks
Marketing budgets are the first to get slashed when the market tightens, but that creates less competition for attention.
Building a Business
‘You Need to be a Non-Expert’: Why Billionaire Naveen Jain Believes Outsiders Make the Best Entrepreneurs
Naveen Jain founded microbiome testing and supplements company Viome by believing he didn't need expertise to disrupt an industry.
By Jason Feifer
Thought Leaders
How to Break Through Your Limits and Achieve Greatness
Push your limits, and use failure as a learning experience — because life offers limitless opportunities for improvement.
Thought Leaders
How to Align With Your Team to Overcome Any Obstacle
One way or another, we need alignment: Team effort is built upon it.
Building a Business
Here’s Why You Should Steal Someone Else’s Leadership Style
To become the best leader you can be, you must start by being a version of the leaders you most admire.
Building a Business
We Are Obsessed With the Wrong Question
Nothing is perfect, so we should stop wondering if it could be. Instead, we should ask ourselves this question.
By Jason Feifer
Thought Leaders
2 Steps to Determine the Best Possible Solution to Any Problem
If you want effective and efficient solutions for any professional or personal problem, start with defining the proper scope and criteria.
Building a Business
Two Stanford Professors Explain How to Produce Hundreds of World-Changing Ideas In 1 Hour
Cramming everyone into a conference room to "spitball" is a disaster. But with some structure and a system, literally thousands of ideas are within reach.
Thought Leaders
3 Ways Leaders Can Develop Their Diplomacy Skills to Motivate Their Workforce and Drive Productivity
Diplomacy creates a culture where people can work well together, even in stressful environments. By doing this, leaders encourage better teamwork, engagement and productivity.
Entrepreneurs
How to Ask for the Help You Need To Succeed
Sometimes, getting help within your organization can be the biggest saboteur of your success. With these three tips, you can become a pro at advocating for yourself, and make sure there's nothing standing in your way.
Thought Leaders
If You Focus on Problems, You’ll Only Find More Problems. Here’s How to Focus on Solutions.
How to use a positive approach to problem-solving.
By Ivan Misner
Building a Business
Worried About a Recession? Do This to Prepare Your Company.
As the economy shifts, ask yourself these four questions.
Building a Business
If You’re Struggling to Solve a Problem, You May Be Looking at Things Just 1% Wrong
The good news is... you're 99% of the way there.
By Jason Feifer
Thought Leaders
She’s Resolved Disputes at Google and Facebook. Now, This Mediation Expert Reveals the Power Move That Will Give You Control in Any Situation — and Help You Get What You Want.
Hesha Abrams got her start in business litigation 35 years ago, and she's been sharpening her problem-solving skills ever since.
By Amanda Breen
Building a Business
These College Kids Bought a Custom T-Shirt Company With Their Bar Mitzvah Money. Now it’s a $40 Million Business.
Fresh Prints is reimagining classic collegiate style, and that's just the beginning.
By Liz Brody
Building a Business
“There’s Often No Right Answer”: A Famous Economist Explains the Smartest Way to Tackle Life’s “Wild Problems”
Russ Roberts knows that some of life's most important questions can't be quantified. But he has some ideas on how to try.
By Jason Feifer
Building a Business
How to Figure Out When to Hire An Expert, or To Just Do It Yourself
It's possible to save on experts like lawyers, accountants and designers while not putting your company at risk.
Building a Business
This Founder Wanted to Infuse a Marshmallow With Chocolate, for a Better S’More. He Had No Idea How Hard That Would Be.
Michael Tierney, the founder of Stuffed Puffs, learned that sometimes the simplest problems are the most complicated ones to solve.
By Liz Brody
Buying a Franchise
3 Ways Franchisors Can Recruit for Diversity
The old fixes aren't enough. To diversify franchising's ranks, we need to start rethinking big parts of the business.
Thought Leaders
5 Steps to Creatively Solving Business Problems
Being able to innovate is crucial to success. We show you how.
By Scott Miker