We often think more information will make our point stronger, but it’s usually the opposite. The mind looks for meaning before it looks for facts. According to this week's The Future of Teamwork podcast guest, Salvatore J. Manzi, when we start with connection, helping people see the bigger picture or feel why something matters, the data finally lands. Meaning gives context. Data gives proof. We need both, but the order matters. 🎧 Watch the full episode: https://lnkd.in/g22fFvve
More Relevant Posts
-
The first time you build a dashboard, it feels like power. The tenth time, it feels like noise. Data doesn’t make you smart—focus does. The real advantage comes from ignoring 80% of your metrics and obsessing over the 20% that change behaviour. Read the feature or listen to the latest podcast episode : https://buff.ly/5UMMHS1
To view or add a comment, sign in
-
-
#ICYMI: our newest Think Like a Saver episode is all about credit! Amy sat down with Janelle Dito from FICO to walk through the basics of the FICO® Score and clear up some of the biggest myths about credit. Check out this special bonus edition of #ThinkLikeASaver from Amy and our friends at FICO. Then, learn more by checking out the full podcast episode: https://lnkd.in/eVy4VVVJ
To view or add a comment, sign in
-
Everyone’s talking about creating content — but few know how to make it trustworthy enough for people and AI to choose it. In this episode, Marcus Sheridan breaks down his Four Pillars of Trust and shows how radical honesty can make you the most known and trusted voice in your market. Watch now: https://lnkd.in/gVsVzxah Alternatively, listen to the latest episode on your favorite podcast provider or on the website here: https://lnkd.in/gUVifWWR
To view or add a comment, sign in
-
-
Recreating an era on screen needs the right props and wardrobe, but it also needs its own visual language. In this clip from the Finally Podcast, our principal Dan Fisher sits down with Kristyna Archer, director of our recent Basis spot “Seamless,” as she shares what it takes to craft the look and feel of the 1960s. Watch the video to see the process of making a period piece from a director’s perspective!
To view or add a comment, sign in
-
I’m excited to share that Empyrean just dropped a new podcast episode: “Data-Driven Benefits: From Insight to Impact.” This episode walks through 5 key ways organizations are using data to transform their benefits programs — everything from uncovering gaps and improving utilization, to measuring business ROI and enabling continuous improvement. 🎧 You can listen here: https://okt.to/BVCLR4
To view or add a comment, sign in
-
I’m excited to share that Empyrean just dropped a new podcast episode: “Data-Driven Benefits: From Insight to Impact.” This episode walks through 5 key ways organizations are using data to transform their benefits programs — everything from uncovering gaps and improving utilization, to measuring business ROI and enabling continuous improvement. 🎧 You can listen here: https://okt.to/lMvQ9i
To view or add a comment, sign in
-
I’m excited to share that Empyrean just dropped a new podcast episode: “Data-Driven Benefits: From Insight to Impact.” This episode walks through 5 key ways organizations are using data to transform their benefits programs — everything from uncovering gaps and improving utilization, to measuring business ROI and enabling continuous improvement. 🎧 You can listen here: https://okt.to/aRSFvZ
To view or add a comment, sign in
-
I’m excited to share that Empyrean just dropped a new podcast episode: “Data-Driven Benefits: From Insight to Impact.” This episode walks through 5 key ways organizations are using data to transform their benefits programs — everything from uncovering gaps and improving utilization, to measuring business ROI and enabling continuous improvement. 🎧 You can listen here: https://okt.to/5OGfwi
To view or add a comment, sign in
-
Technology leaders are often multiple steps away from our users. We forget they are a diverse bunch. We forget they interact with our products and services in different ways. We forget why building accessibility features is so important. That's why I loved this convo with Maia Miller where we explored the importance of accessibility and what we, tech leaders, can do to make an impact.
How to get your world rocked (and learn about accessibility)? Maia Miller has some tips for you. To learn more, check out our latest podcast episode (link in the comment).
To view or add a comment, sign in