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Contributing Writer | September 14, 2011
Story contributed by Polina Selyutin.
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Shareable | June 27, 2011
The stereotypical image of the writer is that of the reclusive shut-in, most memorably–if sensationally–portrayed by Jack Nicholson in The Shining.
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Cheryl Heller | June 23, 2011
In politics, celebrity, the greenwashing business and the beauty industry, there is a religion based on the notion that perception is reality – that if an individual or an organization appears as s
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Entrepreneurship at Arizona State University | May 20, 2011
In the first five years of the Edson Student Entrepreneur Initiative, 521 ASU student-led teams applied to join the program that provides up to $20,000 in seed funding, office space at SkySong, and mentoring to help launch a business or non-profit venture. image: Arizona State University students attending the Innovation Challenge Summit 2011.This year, 250 teams applied for the same 15 to 20 spots in the 2011-2012 Edson accelerator program.
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Cheryl Heller | May 10, 2011
I don’t mean what you think, and I’m sorry if that’s what you were hoping. But trust me, this is more important, and much better for you in the long run.All the problems we face as a species can be boiled down to two huge, upstream issues that are the root cause all the others. First, there are way too many of us – and we need to talk about that – but it’s a subject for another day. Second, we live in our heads. Our entire reality is manufactured in our heads, and too much of it is lived there.
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Cheryl Heller | April 4, 2011
Until you have sat in a darkened room for days on end, watching through a two-way mirror as groups of total strangers discuss their interpretations of messages you spent months crafting to make a different point than the one they are getting – unable to intervene and explain what you meant and on the wrong side of a sugar rush from eating too many M&Ms out of frustration – you cannot truly appreciate the gulf that can exist between the messages you intend to communicate and what it is that people receive.
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Entrepreneurship at Arizona State University | March 18, 2011
I’m not what you call a traditional college student. When my parents got divorced, I was five; my mom and I packed our bags and moved to Arizona from Pennsylvania to start a brand new life. Growing up, I was always pushing myself into leadership roles, whether that meant barking out orders to stuffed animals on my playground as I led them into a fierce war, or soaking up the opportunities that Student Council had to offer. I was always ‘that kid’ who you could have pinned to be a leader one day.
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Cheryl Heller | March 1, 2011
One common misconception for entrepreneurs is the belief (because they’re told repeatedly) that they need to capture their business idea – however radical – in the structured and declarative statements called mission, vision and values. I know this, because I used to tell clients the same thing.
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Cheryl Heller | February 7, 2011
“If you can’t explain what you’re doing in plain English, you’re probably doing something wrong.” These are the words of Alfred Edward Kahn, a beloved economics professor and the man known as “the father of airline deregulation.” It’s easy to appreciate (and cheer for) an economist calling the architects of economic obfuscation on their shenanigans. Like all real wisdom, it grows more profound over time and when applied to new contexts.
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Entrepreneurship at Arizona State University | January 26, 2011
Charlene Mendez and Adam Tate are second-year graduate students in the ASU School of Architecture + Landscape Architecture. They are also co-managing partners of Goletian Design & Evaluation, a consulting firm that produces highly accurate digital models for testing the environmental performance of proposed building designs.  These are their stories.