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27 October
20 October
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Your slide density needs to match the kind of presentation you’re delivering.
15 October
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A leader announcing a change should show the team the thinking that led to it before pressing urgency.Their words
When you’re announcing a change, show your team the thinking that got you there…all the reading, the work, the time you spent arriving at the answer.
13 October
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Make AI core to your business; don’t just dabble in it.
9 October
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3 September
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A persuasive presentation needs a balance of data and emotional story, not one or the other.Their words
Your presentation shouldn’t rely on just one or the other…it needs a good balance in order to persuade your audience.
31 August
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When you speculate on an important question and the room senses it, you lose credibility with stakeholders.
18 August
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People cannot read and listen at the same time.Their words
People can’t read and listen at the same time.
13 August
11 August
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Change initiatives usually lose steam because leaders stop retelling the story, not because the team does not get it.Their words
The team loses the plot because we stop telling the story.
10 August
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Urgency kills the sense of wonder in work, and leaders in the age of AI need to protect it.Their words
Urgency is the kryptonite to wonder.
4 August
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