“Simply put, a strategy is the “what,” while tactics represent the “how.” “A strategy is an idea… A conceptualization of how the goal could be achieved... A tactic is an action you take to execute the strategy,” is how the… — Chuck Frey Copy Share Image
“Some very smart people have devised ingenious ways of dividing up a notes page to get more out of it. One method reserves the… — Chuck Frey Copy Share Image
“In addition to reading Nancy Duarte’s book, Resonate, also consider her previous title, Slide:ology. I also recommend you read Cliff Atkinson’s Beyond Bullet Points,… — Chuck Frey Copy Share Image
“A more productive mindset is to compare your current version of yourself with your ideal future self and to set goals to help you… — Chuck Frey Copy Share Image
“Success has always been about contribution and service, about doing more than you’re paid to do, and outgrowing your current position and circumstances. It’s… — Chuck Frey Copy Share Image
“What we want, what we need, what we must have are indispensable human beings. We need original thinkers, provocateurs, and people who care... Every… — Chuck Frey Copy Share Image
“To zero in on your unique gifts and areas of contribution, invest an hour or two several times per year, analyzing your strengths, weaknesses,… — Chuck Frey Copy Share Image
“and knowledge – a software tool that enables users to manipulate these assets with greater flexibility, and which helps you to see new connections… — Chuck Frey Copy Share Image
“It helps you to identify gaps in your information: Your brain works visually, and it works by association. So when you start to visually… — Chuck Frey Copy Share Image
“Different. Remarkable. Exceptional. That’s what gets attention and is successful today, in products and in people.” — Chuck Frey Copy Share Image
“Simply this: Do an activity as well as you can do it right now AND keep searching for ways to do it better in… — Chuck Frey Copy Share Image
“What is a thought leader? Someone who looks at the same situation as everyone else and is able to extract some deeper insights from… — Chuck Frey Copy Share Image
