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Trial, Triumph, and the Art of the Possible (Part 2)
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Trial, Triumph, and the Art of the Possible (Part 1)
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Would Lord Byron connect with you on LinkedIn?
What would the Romantic poets have made of social Media?
"They’d…

Does art help us to appreciate our differences?
Does art help us to appreciate our differences?
A big part of…

What does working smart, not hard look like in an unsettled world?
Changing the focus to create a new balance
Work Smart Not Hard…

When are we most creative?
When are we most creative?
Do we get most creative when we have…

Is creativity an act of survival?
Is creativity an act of survival or is survival an act of creativity?
I’m…

Do you think of your potential customers as heroes?
Who is the hero in your story - you or your customers?
Work…

Art as rehabilitation
Mad Blood Stirring
Image: Romeo and Juliet Postcard — “For…

Why is it so hard to manage time?
Time management is harder now than it's ever been - and getting…

What is the earliest form of creativity?
Arguably, creating music is one of the earliest forms of creativity.
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Six basic Working Smart tips
There are six basic things to address before exploring other…

If you knew you couldn’t fail, would you try to be more creative?
Henry Ford famously said “Whether you believe you can do a…

Why reading philosophy and poetry is better for you than reading business books.
Where do you find the answers to all those questions?
A common…

How good are you at asking for help?
Do you get uncomfortable about asking for help?
Work Smart Not…