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Want a taste of our “secret sauce” before you buy The Relevance Path? Wondering what the heck do we mean when we say “secret sauce?” Take a peek into The Relevance Path with a complimentary look into our first chapter. You will: Learn to set and stay on the right...
Using Empathy
“Do you know what your nephew just did?” This was a question my mom posed to me when my little nephew, B, was 4 years old. In my mind, I thought, He’s 4. He could be doing anything: leaving Legos everywhere, practicing his “minja moves” in the living room...
The February Digest
It’s the end of the month which means it’s recap time! This is your spot to see what’s going on with The Relevance Path, new posts, and what we’ve been tuning into this February.
Here we go!
Ask Marcy: How Can Projects Overcome Cognitive Biases? Also, What the Heck Are Cognitive Biases?
This post is part of a series called “Ask Marcy,” where The Relevance Path Readers can submit questions directly to our author, Marcy Eisenberg. https://youtu.be/alMNRiQkeHk During our book launch party, Alec asked, “Can you share a couple of the wonderful and...
Life in the Time of COVID: How the Restaurant Industry (Probably) Used RELEVANCE to Pivot to Survive (We Think)
Ahhh COVID-19. It’s the guest that has overstayed its welcome and the topic we can’t stop talking about. It’s an understatement to say that this novel virus has rocked our world in 2020 and has had a huge impact on the way we live and the way we hoard toilet paper.
But there is some good to come out of it, right?!
The January Digest
RELEVANT links for this month (see what we did there?) Ahhh the start of a new year generally brings resolutions, reflection, and change. The RELEVANCE team remains hopeful of what’s to come in 2021 and in the spirit of a new year and always growing, we’ve rounded up...
How Office Space Used the Enhancement Dialogue to Understand Project Goals
Anyone who has ever worked in an office setting can likely relate to the 1999 movie called “Office Space”. The main character, Peter, is utterly worn out and demoralized because he has based his whole work existence on doing and saying the “right” things, even though...
7 Free Resources to Learn and Advance Your Career
Our school days may be behind us, but we’re never done learning. Continuing to educate ourselves not only leads to personal and professional growth, but a greater understanding of the world that surrounds us. For those of us who either enjoy being students or are...
Ask Marcy: Why Did You Write a Book?
This post is part of a series called “Ask Marcy,” where The Relevance Path readers can submit questions directly to our author, Marcy Eisenberg. Anyone could write a book, right? But not everyone can write a book that people want to read. We got this question from...
Sometimes the Best Way to Listen is to Not Listen. Looking at the Listen and Engage Step of RELEVANCE to Effectively Communicate
A woman encountered a man in the parking lot of a shopping center, and seeing him, she exclaimed happily, “Jack! I can’t believe it’s you!”
She rushed over to him, jabbering excitedly. “It’s been such a long time since I’ve seen you! My goodness Jack, how you’ve changed! Your hair used to be brown and now it’s red! And your skin, how light it’s become!”
Take a Tip from The Emperor’s New Clothes and Increase Project Confidence
We’ve all been there. The meeting is droning on. Some project or idea is being hashed out yet again…. and the whole thing doesn’t sense. It’s disorganized and you think it’s a bad idea. It doesn’t even seem like it would work! Isn’t anyone going to say anything?