An Epic Tech Fail While Facilitating Virtually
When I work with clients to teach them how to deliver engaging virtual trainings I send them a survey to learn more about their experience and what they want to
When I work with clients to teach them how to deliver engaging virtual trainings I send them a survey to learn more about their experience and what they want to
A few years ago I was at a networking event and met an entrepreneur who was working in the food industry. As is typical, I asked him what he did.
Today, I want to talk about race. Last week, like any other week, I was on many Zoom and phone calls with clients, colleagues, and friends. Last week was different
I’ve been working from home since 2009. Over the years I’ve heard many people say they would love to work from home and just as many say they could never
I’ve been working from home for over 10 years. I love it, but it took a while to figure out how to do it well. Millions of people who went
2017 was a rough year for my business. I had just moved across the country which meant the loss of some local clients. My wife started working from home and
Space matters. In this episode, Architect Donald Rattner shares the research on how to design your space to enhance your creativity. Donald shares several simple changes you can make. Then,
Deliberate creativity encourages gaining clarity about the problem at the beginning of the innovation process. However, that’s not how we always work. It’s common to create something new while maintaining
A polymath is a modern-day Renaissance person. They have expertise in a range of fields and their diverse experiences help them be more creative. Dr. Angela Cotellessa was the first
Wow! It’s episode 100! In this episode, Amy Climer interviews four long-time listeners who share what they learned from The Deliberate Creative Podcast. They talk about their own insights and changes
Human-centered Design requires learning people’s real needs. It means moving past assumptions and engaging with people to better understand their experiences. Some of the most powerful tools in the Human-centered Design process
Human-centered Design is about looking at people’s real problems and creating solutions that meet their needs. In this episode, learn the definition and basic steps of human-centered design and how
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