November 14, 2006
I think business audio on the net is exploding. Here is a sampling of what I found this week
We also have a new interview up on our
Podcasts Blog. I talked with Jonathon Flaum, author of
How The Paper Fish Learned To Swim.
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NEWS & OPINION: Audio Elsewhere
By 800-CEO-READ, published
May 9, 2007,
at
2:42 PM
– Filed under:
Personal Development & Human Behavior
There is great business audio all over the net. Here are just a few places to supplement your media diet:
Lisa Haneberg has been doing her Fireside Chats for some time. Some of hers include Peter Georgescu(The Source of Success), Lee Froschheiser (Vital Factors), and Marcus Buckingham (Go Put Your Strengths To Work).
EXCERPTS: The Source of Success - Part IV
By 800-CEO-READ, published
October 5, 2005,
at
6:53 PM
– Filed under:
Management & Workplace Culture
Knocking on the Door
Before you even attempt to walk through the door into this new world of creativity, you have to find your way toit. This requires a few conditions:
A rational, comprehensive understanding of the core business problem, need, or opportunity. This is crucial: it’s where, having understood these elements of your situation, you can apply creativity to achieve productive differentiation.
EXCERPTS: The Source of Success - Part I
By 800-CEO-READ, published
October 3, 2005,
at
2:13 PM
– Filed under:
Management & Workplace Culture
The Source of Success: Five Enduring Principles at the Heart of Real Leadership
by Peter Georgescu, David Dorsey, Ram Charan (Foreword)
Jossey-Bass August 2005
244 Pages 0787980374
Even with the beatings that ad agencies are taking, I don't think you can argue with their ability to harness creativity. And harness may be the wrong word. I immediately jumped the chapter on creativity (the other four principles are enlightened leadership, competency, alignment, and values).
EXCERPTS: The Source of Success - Part III
By 800-CEO-READ, published
October 4, 2005,
at
2:16 PM
– Filed under:
Management & Workplace Culture
Creativity Is More Than a Gift
In business, creativity isn’t a gift reserved for the guy in marketing communications with the earring, though he may have a head start on a certain kind of creativity. The sort I’m talking about here is a learned skill essential for everyone and every successful organization. I emphasize, it can be learned—even though creative insights aren’t automatically predictable, repeatable, or rational.