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Take Risks. Be Human. Make Bold Choices.

The sold-out event attracted a multitude of artists. It was where creativity met community, complemented with an eccentric edge.

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“Big on Twitter With Eric Pratum” – Humaneers

Problem-solving is not linear. It is an examination of an issue through a lens developed by the professional and personal experiences of others over time and is subject to different interpretations based on the experiences of those solving the problem with you. Humaneers consistently is looking to explore the lenses of members of our team…

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You Are Missing Out

We fear we are missing out. We fear we are not doing what we think our competitors are doing. Which causes us to throw out strategy when it comes to marketing in favor of knee-jerk scrambling for attention.

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Marketing So Organic, It’s Fungal

Business owners spend a great deal of time trying to find the next marketing thing that will solve their communication ills. However, most of the real work of marketing is done beneath the surface.

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The Other (More Important) Half Of Communication

Listening skillfully can help your company retain your most talented people, calm upset customers, avoid lawsuits and give you piece of mind. And learning to listen costs you nothing but time. However, there are tool that can set you on the path.

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Simple Steps to Unleashing a Healthy Thought Life

While we do our best to compartmentalize, we are humans. And these forces, a daily fire, fatigue our faculties in various and sundry ways.

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How to Create Prototypes from the Future

There is an entire discipline of future studies — also referred to as strategic foresight — that uses artifacts from the future to teach us something about our vision in the present moment.

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The Shallow Shortcomings of Data-Driven Marketing

Instead of echoing back exactly what data suggest customers want, leaders ought to take a moment to seek out the human need: People want to feel connected.

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