From the Editor By Judi Moreo Dear Readers, We are living in a world of accelerating change. To survive this increasingly unpredictable and competitive environment, you need to find ways to mobilize and pull together the brainpower of all the people around you. Ingenuity has become more [...]
A Final Note By Judi Moreo Throughout this issue, we have shared our views and perspectives as well as specific tools and techniques for breakthrough thinking. Some of you might be wondering, “What do I do with all of this now?” Realize that if you don’t act, [...]
Go Back To School By Ridgely Goldsborough The girl spun on her toe for the last time, stopped, flexed and took a bow as the audience burst into applause. She smiled, curtsied and ran offstage into the waiting arms of her classmates. “That was soooo…fun,” they cooed [...]
Hot Soup on a Cold Night By S. L. Gore It’s cold, it’s dark, and you are in need of some comfort food. Or maybe you want to invite a few friends for a casual meal tomorrow but you’ve got a day from hell with back to [...]
Ingenuity Leadership Through Personality Science By Mamie-Jean Lamley In today’s business world, the most common challenges are not technology, branding, strategic planning, or bottom lines. It is finding and keeping the human talent that offers passion, creativity, resourcefulness, imagination, and skill. The Merriam Webster Dictionary defines Ingenuity [...]
“SENSE-Sational” Customer Experiences By Wes Miller Everything your customer or client knows about you is a direct result of input from their five senses. It’s what they see, hear, taste, smell, and touch that ultimately determines how much they love you. Research shows that it only takes [...]
Barbies & Styrofoam: Ingenuity in Action By Sheryl Green My family was pretty poor growing up. We received Food Stamps, my mom made most of my clothing, and I even had a few dolls that she sewed for me. I’m not complaining, plenty of kids have it [...]
Ingenuity in Leadership By Andrea Swenson The Art of Ingenuity and Effective Communication are the keys to Successful Leadership. Leadership encompasses a wide range of skills to be mastered and used effectively in the right situations and at the right time. Your thoughts and actions must be [...]
Sheryl Green: An Interview By Judi Moreo This year’s recipient of the Judi Moreo Achievement Award which is presented to a member of the Las Vegas National Speakers Association chapter was presented to Sheryl Green for her outstanding service to the chapter and its members. Sheryl Green [...]
How to Disrupt Your Competition By Shep Hyken When your customers can buy what you sell from others, that’s called competition. That also makes it a commodity. If they’re selling the same thing, why should I buy from one company over another? Is it the quality of [...]
