Audrey AnOctober 31, 2015 Do you have something you want to sell? Do you have users? If you answered yes to both these questions, then you probably have to get your users through some kind of a funnel. That’s tough. When we set out to do this for a financial services company recently, we thought … Continue reading The Light At the End of the Funnel: Adventures in Getting Users to Do Stuff
Leah YanezOctober 16, 2015 Creativity lies within all of us. Contrary to popular belief, you are not just born with it. Being creative is (Dare I say it?) a process. It is defined as a cognitive process that produces new ideas or transforms old ideas into updated concepts. Creativity happens all of the time, whether … Continue reading Creativity: Maybe We Were Born With It?
Stephanie SlackSeptember 25, 2015 Time and time again people tell me they don’t have a creative bone in their body. (Technically that is true, bones make up our skeletal system not our creativity, duh.) In all actuality we have a narrow definition of creativity; it’s not simply the ability to dance, write catchy jingles or … Continue reading 5 Reasons You’re A Creative Genius (And Just Don’t Know It)
Will KerschbaumAugust 30, 2015 Being a Creative is a tricky thing. There are going to be days when the right side of the brain isn’t humming along at 100%. Since the writers and designers at The Whole Brain Group work in a fast-paced environment, we all need to have go-to methods to jumpstart our creative … Continue reading Chasing The Muse: What To Do When Your Creativity Collapses
Sharon LewisAugust 28, 2015 Creative thinking means: Change. Innovate. Transform. Reengineer. Imagine. Think Outside the Box. Every day we are asked to consider how we can approach our personal and professional lives in a manner that will deliver greater impact. As the summer season comes to a close and the seasonal associations with school days … Continue reading 6 Steps Toward More Creative Thinking: Change Is Good!
Ryan ScottAugust 25, 2015 When we think about the top qualities of strong business leaders, we tend to skip over one essential trait: creativity. Creativity often gets mistakenly categorized as the provenance of artistic types, or an optional mode to pursue when the work day is done. Amidst the hubbub of our jobs, so many … Continue reading Diagnosis: Creativity. Here’s How to Catch It.
Emma VasJuly 21, 2015 Let me start by saying “being in the C Suite” doesn’t even resonate with me. While it’s factual, it’s best not to believe that one is “in the C Suite.” That in itself is a recipe for disaster. And, I don’t even know that I would be able to cover everything … Continue reading 5 Things I’ve Learned in the C Suite
Ann Smarty July 20th, 2015 inShare21 6 Every website owner wants to be popular, and it is understandable why. Ad revenue, brand visibility, regular traffic, sale conversions, affiliate programs, and much more are dependent on the popularity of your site, blog or company. Without a strong tone of authority behind you, there isn’t much … Continue reading Bee The Bee’s Knees: How You Can Become THE Resource In Your Niche
Anne KimbrelJuly 7, 2015 Social media walls are popping up everywhere as grounding showpieces at events, brand headquarters and stadiums displaying user-generated content. Social walls drive content interaction, function as a conversation starter and improve engagement. They have endless possibilities, styles and functions and provide a wall of sheer social beauty. Here are ten … Continue reading 10 Creative Social Walls
Sunil BagaiJune 11, 2015 Marilyn Monroe: a legacy that can teach us a lot about diversity and cultural fit Diversity persists as one of the hottest topics at the forefront of the national conversation. In the workplace, however, the largest diversity gap continues to be one of the oldest: equal treatment for professional women. Industry … Continue reading Marilyn Monroe: Lessons in Cultural Fit & Diversity
