Will Motivational Posters of President Barack Obama Help an Ailing Presidential Re-election Bid?
What’s the deal with President Barack Obama Motivational Posters? Are people buying them like collectible memorabilia or are customers so turned off by the President’s policies that retailers can’t give them away? Why is there such strong demand for Congressman Paul Ryan Motivational Posters?
Personal Dreams Are Harder to Keep These Days but One Best-Selling Leadership Author and Expert is Making Them a Reality
Everything rises and falls on leadership and in tough times it is an opportunity for leaders to rise and new leaders to emerge. John C. Maxwell, founder of The John Maxwell Team, shares more on this on an upcoming live global conference call, as well as how in the past year he has made one of his biggest dreams come true by supporting the leadership dreams of thousands of others.
“Best Practices Are Stupid” Author Stephen Shapiro Sheds Light on the “Goldilocks Principle”
Innovative ideas can all too easily be classified as either too abstract or too specific. But innovator extraordinaire Stephen Shapiro shows how to begin the quest for “just right” in his latest book, “Best Practices Are Stupid”.
The Enemy of Innovation? Expertise, Says Author of “Best Practices Are Stupid”, Stephen Shapiro
People tend to think an expert is the be-all and end-all – the A-to-Z on an important subject. But that’s not true when it comes to innovation, says writer and innovation leader Stephen Shapiro, author of “Best Practices Are Stupid”. Expertise can actually keep business leaders from that one great idea that will push them to the top.
Stephen Shapiro Says Stop Thinking Outside the Box – Instead, Find a Better Box
Many think “outside-the-box” is the bedrock of innovation. But innovation expert Stephen Shapiro, author of Best Practices Are Stupid, shows that outside-the-box isn’t king. Instead it’s a misconception that, if corrected, could lead to big organizational advancements.
Stephen Shapiro Shows How To Avoid “One-Hit Wonder” Syndrome in “Best Practices Are Stupid”
One-hit wonders might be memorable. But really – they’re not respected or considered mega successful. That’s why it’s so vital to continuously innovate in big ways. Innovation expert Stephen Shapiro details this syndrome in his new book, “Best Practices Are Stupid”.