Jump-start your creativity with a selection of fun exercises, including “What-If Moments” and “The First-Line Game.” Mr. Bell cites best-selling authors such as Alice Sebold and Mickey Spillane to demonstrate the importance of creating unique elements: a twist, a character, a setting, a relationship. Find out how to create the ever-important elevator pitch.

Life as we know it is changing and disrupting every sector of our lives in the age of COVID-19. The ramifications of the Coronavirus Pandemic have rippled across every aspect of our professional and personal lives. With governments enforcing stringent guidelines to protect its citizens there is much that can be done by businesses when it comes to the safety and wellbeing of employees. Planning how to manage office utilization in a way that members...

Jack's house is like no other and its inhabitants are full of fun and surprises. There is even a special guest star at the end of this humorous and unique interpretation of an age-old classic.

In "Franklin Rides A Bike", Franklin noticed all his friends are riding their bikes without training wheels. At first, he was a little embarrassed with his training wheels but with the help of his mother, he learned how to finally ride a bike without training wheels.. In "Franklin Is Messy", Mr. & Mrs. Turtle are always on Franklin to clean up his room. Franklin never seemed to have time to get around to it until he accidentally stepped on his favorite...

The Snowball Fight: Noticing Little Bear's cabin fever and Father Bear's frustration at working on a budget, Mother Bear sends them out for a walk in the snow which turns into a giant snowball fight.. Winter Solstice: Little Bear learns the meaning of holiday traditions by celebrating the Winter Solstice with his family.. Snowbound: Dinner with Granny and Emily turns into an overnight adventure when a blizzard keeps Little Bear, Mother Bear, and Father...

Will Max or Ruby find the most Easter eggs to win the chocolate chicken? Only the Easter Bunny knows for sure.

A girl dreams of creating a garden full of chocolate rabbits, flowers that change colors, seashells and tomatoes the size of beach balls.

Duckling asks for a cookie--and gets one! Do you think Pigeon is happy about that?

In "Franklin's Christmas Gift", Franklin looks over his toy chest to donate a toy to a needy child. He didn't realize how hard it was to choose which toy.. In "Franklin's Granny", Franklin had to visit his Granny but he rather play with his friends instead. He didn't realize how exciting and fun Grannies can be until they went through Granny's old trunks and photos.

In "Hurry Up, Franklin", Franklin heads over to his best Friend Bear's surprise birthday party. However, Franklin tends to take his take as he is sidetracked with nature's beauty. He enjoys the adventure and even picks up treasures along the way. In the end, he still makes it to the birthday party just in time.. In "Franklin's Bad Day", Franklin is sad because his best friend, Otter had moved away. Even though he refuses to admit it, he's also angry...