TCL Video Series: Creativity with Justin Foster
Tomorrow’s leaders will find that the pace of change makes the life span of a creative idea shorter, and fresh concepts will be continually needed to stay competitive.
Tomorrow’s leaders will find that the pace of change makes the life span of a creative idea shorter, and fresh concepts will be continually needed to stay competitive.
I admire and support Dan’s commitment to being an authentic leader who thinks clearly, gets things done, and takes responsibility for the well being of his te
By Dr. Ranjit Nair
Storytelling is powerful: It causes people to be engaged at work and to their work.
Futuristic thinking is imagining, envisioning, projecting and /or predicting what has not been realized.
Decisiveness is often cited as a desirable trait in leaders.
Preparing for the inevitable interactions between global forces can help you stay ahead of the competition.
Continuous learning is the desire to continually improve your skillset by gathering new knowledge.
Tomorrow’s leaders will use planning and organization to cast a broad net around what might happen, and to create a plan that is robust enough to respond to the unknown.
Creativity in leadership is an often-underused competency. But even if you’re not operating in a traditionally “creative” industry, the benefits of innova
Creativity is one of the most intrinsically rewarding endeavors we engage in.
“Bacon is a great metaphor for the perpetually interesting brand.” Taking a cue from comedian Jim Gaffigan (Bippity-boppity-BACON!), strategist and speaker
Learn what it takes to be a visionary who leads your organization toward an innovative and bright future.