Today we are doing a Polar Express craft! Kids of all ages will love this paper plate Polar Express craft. We’ll be making the pocket watch from the beloved children’s Christmas movie, The Polar Express. This craft is not only budget-friendly, but also easy to make. You can make this Polar Express craft at home […]
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A strategy’s execution is its riskiest moment because it is the point when any miscalculations have a tangible cost. One way to reduce that risk is to repeat a process over and over in an experimental setting improving it just a little bit more each time. It’s the type of thing Toyota’s continuous improvement systems
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All of us are on a continuous journey of learning and growth, and the change of the calendar year offers a chance to reflect. Some of the HBR podcast episodes that have resonated most with listeners in 2024 can help you gear up and get excited for whatever next step may be. They cover topics
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The companies that succeed with AI aren’t necessarily those with the most advanced models or the largest data sets — they’re the ones that bring together diverse expertise to make the smartest decisions. Finance, with its ability to ascertain value, ensure accountability, and provide an objective perspective, plays an indispensable role in making AI investments
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School-aged kids will learn about layering colors and shapes in this fun project. This mess-free technique can easily be used at home or in the classroom. layer shapes and colors in this fun project Using Negative Space In art, positive space is that which contains the subject or main point of interest within the art
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This guest review is from Crystal Anne! Crystal Anne with An E comes to us from a sunny clime, but prefers to remain a pale indoor cat. She enjoys reading, cross-stitching something nerdy, going to see live music, and playing video games. She works as an autism consultant by day, got a degree in information
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10 Things That Never Happened 10 Things That Never Happened by Alexis Hall is $1.99! This is book one in the Material World series. It’s tangentially related to Hall’s other books Boyfriend Material and Husband Material, but works fine as a standalone. Fake amnesia. Real feelings? Real problems. Sam Becker loves―or, okay, likes―his job. Sure, managing a bed and
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In navigating today’s turbulent business environment, open and collaborative relationships are increasingly essential. This is a point recognized by many executives and endorsed by more than 80% of contract negotiators. Yet our recent global study reveals a startling truth: most companies remain stuck in an outdated, adversarial approach to deal-making. This conflict-oriented mindset not only
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In the past, companies have used “planned obsolescence,” deliberately designing products with limited lifespans so that customers would have to buy more. From light bulbs engineered to burn out after a specific number of hours to smartphones that slow down with new software updates, companies have mastered the art of creating products that need frequent
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While AI has the potential to solve major problems, organizations embarking on such journeys of often encounter obstacles. They include a dearth of high-quality data; too many possible solutions; the lack of a clear, measurable objective; and difficulty in identifying whether a proposed solutions is “good.” In tackling these issues, Google DeepMind, Alphabet’s AI lab
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