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Click to watch (11:05) or scroll down to read more Hey there, innovation champions! A year ago, I got a call from the then-president of the PMI San Francisco Bay Area Chapter. She wasn’t calling about a keynote. She was calling because she’d been searching for a LEGO® Serious Play® facilitator, and my name had […]
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Click to watch (09:27) or scroll down to read more Hey there, innovation champions! For about fifteen years, I made my living as a professional calligrapher and ketubah artist — for the first half of that time specialized in hand-illuminating hand-illuminating Jewish marriage contracts for couples who wanted something one-of-a-kind. Every one of those projects […]
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Click to watch (08:41) or scroll down to read more Hey there, innovation champions! Loud Enough for Earplugs I just spent four days in Austin at my third Influence — the National Speakers Association’s annual conference. Eight hundred speakers in one hotel. An introvert’s nightmare, honestly. The noise in the grand ballroom got so loud […]
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Click to watch (11:42) or scroll down to read more Hey there, innovation champions! What Four Strings Taught Me About Permission Last week I was at music camp, standing behind my upright bass, absolutely certain I was about to embarrass myself. I was there to take a Walking Bass class — the thing jazz bassists […]
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