From Paintings To Podcasts: How to Distribute like Artemisia Gentileschi

Artemisia Gentileschi was best-known female painter of the 17th century. But the thing most people miss is her creative process. She was an expert in leveraging teams, and surgically distributing her work to Europe’s elite, providing practical principles for thought leaders today seeking to build powerful relationships.

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How Voice Technology Allows Us To Feel Understood

When someone understands you, you can unlock massive gains in productivity together. You can empathise with each other’s needs, synchronize with each other’s goals, and work much more efficiently. In today’s episode, we explain how the inception of voice technology using Siri created a commercial benefit to feeling understood, by unlocking new levels of efficiency…

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How The Wright Brother’s Conflict Management Sparked Innovation

Emotional conflict leaves us feeling drained, but productive conflict can fuel remarkable growth. The Wright Brothers began inventing locked in a fearsome feud, yet eventually used productive conflict to create breakthrough innovation. Leaders can learn from their example on how to view conflict, detaching emotions from the equation by swapping one word: “disagreement” for “debate”.

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