Another quarter, another selection of Deliberate's best posts on LinkedIn, including two series: Broken Frames and Bad Paintings. Enjoy!...

Hello 2021! Here are the top posts from the first quarter: In-Person events are back… Sort of We had our first live Corporate...

2020 was a long, weird year that required innovation and adjusting presentations to Zoom. Here are the top LinkedIn posts from the...

Wow. What a year 2020 has been: COVID-19, massive protests, the collapse of the oil market, work from home as the norm, toilet paper...

We shifted to sharing our latest thinking on social media. And great stuff is getting posted All. The. Time. Here’s a selection of the...

If you changed the branding in your slide deck, could it pass as a presentation given by your competitor? Why this is a problem, confirmatio

"...offensive operations, often times, is the surest, if not the only (in some cases) means of defence." - George Washington, 1799...

Remember the old fable of the ant & the grasshopper? I felt like the Social Media Ant this year. Here are my Top 12 posts of 2018 &

Drawings, even crappy ones like mine, often grab more attention than stock photos. Here's some of my art from the last 18 months or so.

Innovators tend to be fun, provide new perspectives, and play a much longer game. I've learned a lot from them. Here are some of my Inno

"A picture is worth a thousand words" and "immersive environments are worth a thousand pictures." That's because the

I received a great question at an event last week: "How do I engage the audience in co-creating the solution during my presentations?&q

If you had to draw YOUR organization's innovation funnel, how would it REALLY look? Here are a few I've seen:

The rush to pursue an idea often leaves out consideration of better ideas or solutions. Here are a few tips to select the right ideas to pur

Balance competitive advantage and competitive parity in your strategy and innovation efforts.

The lack of (good) ideas usually is NOT the problem. If you don't have the culture, leadership, and structure in place, it's difficu

Just because the competition CAN do something doesn't mean they WILL. Ask yourself "What WON'T our competitors do?" as you

A simple question can result in a remarkably different discussion when someone says "That won't work here!"

To advance your idea, develop your Minimum Viable Message. By that I mean deliberately paring down your message to the bare minimum ingredie

Our company's local Account Leader was horrified to hear we intended to play an Innovation Game at the meeting. "You can't do t