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Here's 1 presentation goal for 2024, be more like jazz than rock 'n roll Rock 'n roll is the same every show no room to adapt, no room to grow. But jazz, jazz is disciplined & also alive. yes, it has a main tune, but it also has space to respond and thrive.  Think about this the next time you present.   Is there space to riff in real time? Let the audience be part of your shine? If the answer is no, maybe your presentation should be video.   - - - - Note:  Not every presentation needs or even should have space for improv, but more researchers should think about it, especially for longer presentations, like keynotes. Having the discipline to allow for space within structure is a game changing shift.  

How To Practice Jazz Living In Relationships By Leah Skurdal Let’s unpack three improvisational Jazz Living principles as foundational keys to building robust and flexible relationships. https://lnkd.in/dz-fwKuG

https://lnkd.in/e-tpZjtU #Grave ; not as the final resting place of bodily remains, but as a thing of consequence --- a depth in a sequence of events, a lapse in reasoning perhaps? This is the #18thChapter of an #AntiNovel that attaches many elements: people, words, music, -- oh, music. #TateMcRae #Grave --- this is the second time a Tate McRae has been used as a introductionary element.

🎸 Exciting news for rock music enthusiasts! Check out this compelling review of "Electric Lady Studios: A Jimi Hendrix Vision." The documentary sheds light on a momentous offstage chapter of rock history, chronicling the individuals who made Jimi Hendrix's dream of a groundbreaking recording studio a reality. Learn more about this insightful behind-the-scenes story here: https://ift.tt/AYsQdMt 🎶

Here's 1 presentation goal for 2024, be more like jazz than rock 'n roll Rock 'n roll is the same every show no room to adapt, no room to grow. But jazz, jazz is disciplined & also alive. yes, it has a main tune, but it also has space to respond and thrive.  Think about this the next time you present.   Is there space to riff in real time? Let the audience be part of your shine? If the answer is no, maybe your presentation should be video.   - - - - Note:  Not every presentation needs or even should have space for improv, but more researchers should think about it, especially for longer presentations, like keynotes. Think about the best class moments teaching, they are often an in the moment sidebar. No reason presentations can't have these moments too. For a bit of discussion on how see the comment thread started by Beercheba Rondon where she asked this question.

How To Practice Jazz Living In Relationships By Leah Skurdal Let’s unpack three improvisational Jazz Living principles as foundational keys to building robust and flexible relationships. https://lnkd.in/d5bkvXqe

What do Michael Jordan 🏀 and an 80s goth rock band 🎸 have in common? The ability to build a winning team, and being able to adapt. A winning team is greater than the sum of its parts. It didn’t hurt that MJ had the greatest rebounder of all time, but teams with equal or greater talent have struggled to win championships. The Cult is a goth rock band 🎸 the rose to prominence in the 80s and are still touring today. For 4 decades, they’ve been bringing fans out to rock. The Police is one of the best selling bands of the 80’s, and was stacked with some of the greatest musicians of our time, but their inability to work together broke the band up prematurely. Know your team, and know how to get the most out of them. 👬👭🧑🤝🧑👫🙌🏿🙌 Adapting is key. If you don’t adapt, you won’t succeed. To beat the Bad Boys Pistons 💀🏀⛹🏾♂️, MJ and the Bulls had to adapt. I love 311, but they definitely struggled to adapt their music to wide appeal over the years. They maintained their core audience with some expansion, but their new albums struggled to resonate with audiences. If you want to build long-term success, build a winning team and be willing to adapt. This takes more than hiring the right people. It takes good data to act on, and a digital infrastructure to facilitate experimentation and innovation.

Check out this blog post discussing the iconic The Who anthem "Behind Blue Eyes" and Roger Daltrey's efforts to hold it together. "Behind Blue Eyes" stands as an iconic pinnacle within The Who's repertoire. Read more at [The Who anthem - Roger Daltrey hold it together](https://ift.tt/JKB1gQN).

An amazing professional AND an amazing human being! You can read more about Dominick Amendum in my feature in #UNCG Magazine! #UNCGway #UNCGalumni