Teaching analytics with modern Excel
Excellent piece yesterday by Rob Collie at PowerPivotPro about seeing yourself as a Michelangelo of data.This is a topic that I discussed many times that I am totally on board with. I have argued to …
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This is from my forthcoming course on networking for analysts. Learn more here.One of the most difficult things I found about working full time is the limited opportunity for creativity.And a lack of …
My recent post on how Excel has made me happier has received good attention within the Excel community. Many people have noted they too feel more creative with a strong command of Excel.I thought of …
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On my blog I've attempted to provide a "big tent" approach to business analytics, spanning literary analogies to networking tips.Music is a huge pursuit for me. I play violin in a local orchestra and …
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A couple of weeks ago I heard John Cleese speak about creativity and reinvention at Content Marketing World. Among his many mind-blowing statements, my favorite was one thing that separating creative …
There's no such thing as an original idea.Is this statement true? I don't know. If anything, it's a tautology.It does imply something about creativity. So what if it's been done before? …
