This presentation answers the following questions: What is a weave? Does a weave increases the ROI of meetings? How does it work? … and more This presentation was created with software from prezi.com You can navigate yourself by clicking on items on screen, as well as following the path using the navigation buttons.
Author Archives: Paul Caswell
Weaving Connecting & Creating
This time last week I was creating software as part of a hackathon team at SocialDevCamp Chicago. Our team was called “Team Awesome”, Abraham (@abraham) was the project visionary and hardcore hacker who recognized a valuable service could be built to allow the creators of Twitter Lists to invite people to add themselves to the […]
Meet Face-to-Face Grow Revenue
In a recent Wall Street Journal article titled “The New Face of Face-to-Face Meetings” I was delighted to read about how much more effective face-to-face meetings were compared with virtual meetings. The article included some great metrics on the ROI for investing in face-to-face meeting: $1 invested leads to $12.50 in revenue and $3.80 in […]
Engaging Introverts
On more than one occasion I have been part of meetings where I had something of value to add and the design of the meeting, or lack thereof, missed the opportunity to engage this introvert! Introverts – “think to speak” Extroverts – “speak to think” Here are four simple tactics that can be used to […]
Enlightenment at Ignite Chicago
I am not Enlightened… We Are!! This is a slide share of a 5 minute talk I gave at Ignite Chicago. The premiss, is that Enlightenment is happening in the world around us and we can connect with this even if we individually are not enlightened. I would like to thank Ignite Chicago and the other amazing […]
Awareness of Type
Everybody sees the world through their own lens, contributes to the world in their own unique way and builds relationships based on their own preferences. I am fascinated by the art and science of personality types, which I believe, provides us some great tools to better understand first ourselves and then others, leading to richer relationships […]
