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  • Interesting isn’t the same as important 
    in Food and Drink, Healthcare, Hummingbird’s POV
    Research is full of things that grab our attention: unexpected behaviours, striking quotes and surprising differences. But the most memorable finding is not always the one that matters most. We look at why “interesting” can sometimes acquire more significance than it deserves and why judgement is needed to work out what should really become the story. …
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Research with intent: balancing rigour and creativity
By Claire Salkeld | | 0 Comments |
In a world hungry for quick answers and headline soundbites,…
Staying Curious in a Fast-Moving World 
By Claire Salkeld | | 0 Comments |
We often reward “having the answer.” But what if the…
Making Space for Insight in a Noisy World 
By Claire Salkeld | | 0 Comments |
When everything’s urgent, it’s hard to think clearly, let alone…
Squeezing the Data: How to Unlock More Value from Existing Research 
By Claire Salkeld | | 0 Comments |
New research is exciting, but sometimes, the answers are already…
Working Smarter, Together: Collaborating for Success
By Claire Salkeld | | 0 Comments |
Want better outcomes? Our recent webinar on ‘The Art of…
The Art of Listening to, Not Listening For: Unlocking True Understanding 
By Claire Salkeld | | 0 Comments |
In a world overloaded with information, how often do we…
Communication Across Cultures: Listening, Adapting, and Bridging the Divide
By Claire Salkeld | | 0 Comments |
What happens when words lose their meaning? The story of…
How Instant Gratification Shapes Our Minds and Choices 
By Claire Salkeld | | 1 Comments |
Instant gratification is transforming the way we think, make decisions,…
Overcoming the Overwhelm of Tough Challenges
By Claire Salkeld | | 0 Comments |
When challenges feel overwhelming it can be difficult to get…
NOT Taking the Easy Route
By Claire Salkeld | | 0 Comments |
The human brain naturally pushes us towards options that are…