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Author: Andy Eklund

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Reframing for Better Creativity

Reframing is a creative technique used to shift an initial or existing mindset to be able to look at a situation, problem or idea from a different perspective. If that definition
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The Best Keyboard Tips for PowerPoint

When presenting using PowerPoint, I’m a big believer in looking like you’re in control of the technology instead of it controlling you. No matter the keyboard (since they’re always different,
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How To Be An Authentic Speaker

Of all the aspects you bring as a speaker – informally at a status meeting, formally as a conference presenter – one attribute always comes out ahead, even though it
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Leadership Is Communications

Perhaps this sounds obvious, but Good Leadership is Good Communications, and vice versa. This came to mind – yet again – as I’m teaching at a client’s business school campus in
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10 Characteristics of a Creative Person

When you read a typical list of the characteristics of a creative person, you sometimes have to wonder if it’s a complement. Some of them are attributes I admire now
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The Most Important Words in Leadership

I’ve long believed that . I also believe there are important phrases every leader needs to know, and they find the right situation and time to ensure their audiences hear
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After the Brainstorm

This article begins a three-part series on the basics of brainstorming, organised by what to do … Before the Brainstorm (click here) During the Brainstorm (click here) After the Brainstorm While these
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3 Questions to Ask About New Business

This list originally came from a colleague who won 99% of her new business presentations. When I asked why she was so successful, she said there were always three questions
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Managing Conflict: Compromising

This article on Compromising is one in a series of five about managing conflict and negotiation using the Thomas-Kilmann Conflict Mode Instrument. The introduction to the five-part series begins here. Links
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