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What do physical and digital experiences have in common? A lot, when it comes to what counts.
What do physical and digital experiences have in common? A lot, when it comes to what counts.
No one wants to spend their energy, time, and resources on an initiative that doesn't resonate with our customers! Let's explore an effective way to minimize that risk.
Most customer data is lifeless and uninspiring. We can fix this by adding a human touch to our customer knowledge with this simple tool.
Every organization needs to understand their customer experience, but most are missing a vital tool to get the job done!
2020 taught me a lot about myself and my own personal leadership. Here are 3 things I'm leaving behind in 2020, and 3 things I'm picking up in 2021.
I recently had a terrible customer experience at a car dealership, and here are 3 lessons from that experience that we should all keep in mind.
My childhood dream was to become a Disney animator. My experience at The Magic of Disney Animation changed that. Here are 3 lessons from an unfortunate guest experience.
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Get the CourseI've internalized my understanding of design over the years and have evolved my own understanding of what it is and how to practice it.
Fear causes people to do crazy things. It pushed me to make a free course, teaching leaders my approach to innovation.
Podcasts have become a source of connection, inspiration, and professional development. Here are my podcast companions for 2020.
Writing has taught me a lot over the years. Here are 3 important lessons that I've learned from blogging for nearly 2 decades.
Many of us have been in the situation where we're working for someone we don't have a lot of respect for. This can be frustrating, but here are 4 tips, plus 2 bonus hacks that you can use today to move things in a positive direction.
Your team evaluates whether or not to follow you based on 4 lenses. These 4 lenses align with 5 attributes that Gallup identifies in exceptional managers.