Leadership
Prince Philip's legacy is a complex tapestry of modernization and preservation within the monarchy. His efforts to balance tradition with the demands of a changing world have left an indelible mark on the British royal institution. When a commission chaired by Prince Philip proposed broadcasting the 1953 investiture
Communication Skills
Art is that subtle reality of nature to infuse the world, its ***** with symmetry and asymmetry, chaos and order, in every manifestation of its subjects. And to assimilate art is to exercise keenness in our observation of the existence. Photo by Igor Miske on Unsplash The veneer of aesthetics Aesthetics
Personal development
Humans have communicated with one another in some shape or form ever since time immemorial. But to understand the history of communication, all we have to go by are written records that date as far back as ancient Mesopotamia. And while every sentence starts with a letter, back then people
Leadership
If you’ve been desperately trying to motivate your employees, hankering after a smile and reminiscing about the old days when employee commitment and passion burned bright-odds are, you’re not pushing them hard enough. Push them harder towards personal growth. That’s the secret to real collective success. Growth
Leadership
Every day, people around the world write down vision statements for their lives, their health and their businesses. The problem is… no matter how excited the process of crafting a vision statement feels, these same people quickly forget all about their plans. This is called “procedural memory.” Why People Forget
Productivity
Being an ACD is the Worst Creative Position There Is. You have to sell the idea. And the deck helps make that happen. However, the idea only gets you halfway there. You need to sell it to the client’s mind, and the deck is what gets you there. The
Productivity
When managing a project, you have to deal with many tasks at the same time. A common solution is to use your multitasking skills and complete everything simultaneously. However, you will probably struggle as our brain isn’t built to handle more than one thing at once. Start with following
Relationships
If you’ve always been more comfortable doing things yourself or being the sole decision-maker, working as part of a team may initially pose a challenge. Luckily, there are ways to overcome this issue and learn to embrace teamwork. Start by asking yourself these questions. Have you had a hard
Creative Tools
Unveiling the cinematic heart of Los Angeles, we delve into its rich history and vibrant present. From the golden age of Hollywood to the innovative indie scene, explore how LA continues to shape and redefine the global film industry. Centers of Progress Los Angeles during the Golden Age of Hollywood
Communication Skills
Unproductive meetings drive people to unlikely solutions. Here’s how to decide which meetings can be async threads (and which can’t) and how to turn them into async conversations.Unproductive meetings are more apparent than ever. Whether they’re multi-hour monologues, awkwardly quiet brainstorming sessions, or planning gatherings that
Leadership
Learning About What Makes a Great Leader Leaders fascinates me. It excites me that leaders always have something to teach – directly or indirectly. It’s not just about what they say, it’s also about the way they do things and interact with people. Learning about what makes a great
Productivity
The first speaker sets the tone for the rest of the conversation, anchoring the entire conversation, whether they agree with the first speaker or oppose them. Here’s how to change the conversation.The first speaker syndrome: the guy who opens his mouth first and anchors the conversation The Impact