Choose Your Axes
The title of the post, “Choose Your Axes”, might make you it’s a post about the currently-popular entertainment of axe-throwing. But this is not about throwing axes. It’s about… Continue Reading...
Giving Free Money to Starbucks
One of the themes of innovation I like to pay attention to are business model innovations that require little in the way of product development. Most of the innovation examples… Continue Reading...
Innovation & Showing Your Work
The letter to the editors was written in 1896 and published immediately by the trade magazine Horseless Age. In it, the brilliant inventor detailed how his prototype for an electric… Continue Reading...
Preparing for the Downturn
My last post was on military strategies that apply to the business world, and I’m going to stay on the topic of strategy for this post.
I’ve long believed… Continue Reading...
Aligning Your Team
Alignment is like focus. It’s a business concept that’s easy to emphasize but difficult to attain. In the past I’ve written about how everyone likes to use the word “focus”… Continue Reading...
Everybody’s Doing It
I had to cancel my digital-only subscription recently to a major newspaper (I’ll call it the Main Street Journal) because the price wasn’t worth the short amount of time I… Continue Reading...
