“You can be on the right track, but if you don’t move, you’ll get run over.”
Samuel Langhorne Clemens, better known as Mark Twain; American author and humorist
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What Americans think about creativity[1]:
958% say sudden inspiration is the root of creative ideas, while 32% say it takes time to be innovative1% value creativity in their personal life and 83% value it in the career 50% think visually when being creative, 34% think in words, while 4% think in sounds 55% say technology is making Americans more…
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As a leader, it is critical that you know your leadership style and value system. Once you recognize and acknowledge your style, you can adjust it to better support your team members. Are you inspiring, interdependent, transformational ….? Whatever your style, be authentic. An effective leader must be inclusive, produce results and develop skills and…
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1,000 pounds of ground beef were recalled in late January from two Michigan businesses. Sixteen cases of salmonella food poisoning in five states have been linked to the meat. 14 m.p.h. is the new speed limit being considered in Aspen, Colorado after residents complained that drivers ignore the current 25 m.p.h. speed limit. $50.5 Billion…