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Creativity in business is often nothing more than making connections that everyone else has almost thought of. You don’t have to reinvent the wheel, just attach it to a new wagon. – Mark McCormack
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As an entrepreneur or an employee, you have the creative abilities to make… connections in your own industry.
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Once a resonating pitch is perfected, getting attention is less of a problem.
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You can’t replace people who day in and day out offer the kind of content or unique ways of thinking that promise their company an edge.
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Content creators have always been in high demand. They get promotions. They’re responsible for the Big Ideas. They’re regularly asked to speak at conferences and are featured in newspapers and magazines.
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A unique point of view is one of the only ways to ensure that today, tomorrow, and a year from now you’ll have a job.
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It used to be that two arms, two legs, and an MBA were a one-way ticket to the executive office. That’s barely the price of entry these days.
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In America’s information economy, we frame our competitive advantage in terms of knowledge and innovation.
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…today’s market values creativity over mere competence and expertise over general knowledge.
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If what you do can be done by anyone, there will always be someone willing to do it for less.
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