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Making sure your employees and clients feel valued and recognized is a huge step towards being beloved by your clients.
Isn't it great that anthems like Space Oddity are in fact awesome allegories for dealing with clients?
How many times have we heard there’s a tendency of the world to move faster? The world always tells you, “Time is money.” They say: run, run run, so you can make the most money! This fast-paced lifestyle is rooted in our brains. Companies are consumed by acceleration and the need to maintain forward momentum in order to secure and increase profit (or so it’s said).
Apologies come as easy as breathing. We carry one in the tip of our tongue (and the auto corrector on our phones) every day. We walk the streets gifting small “sorrys” to strangers, we drop one when we sneeze, and spend our work hours delivering them to our bosses.
"It's not what you say, it's the way you say it"... Yeah, but it's also what you say. The words, phrases, and audiences will forever be the key to your message.
Writing things down and keeping clear documentation of what you do can sound like something you wouldn't want to waste time on, but you'll definitely wish you had done it once you need to find out what the terms to something were.
Chaos and messes are inevitable, but worse than them happening is to be the only person aware of it.
The possibility of delivering fast and high quality products is rare, but never zero. A deep dive into getting more productive, communicative and successful by increasing speed.
What is the Hegelian Dialectic and how would that inform Hegel as a PPC, to see if he would be a good PPC or not?
Heraclitus, Heraclitus: widely remembered as one of the early (even by Plato's standards!) Greek thinkers of antiquity, we're told, and most widely remembered for the every pithy: "no man ever steps into the same river twice." He is less remembered, however, for a bunch of his other--still insightful--arguments, such as: everything is fire.