Can You Go Around a Leaf?
Among the greatest innovations over the past few decades – greater perhaps than Pumpkin Spice Latte – are the rise of animated movies that provide lessons for children and adults… Continue Reading...
Desert Storm, Or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Lentil
As I write this I am eating a bowl of lentil soup, which reminds me of a story. Let me set the stage….
It’s winter of 1991, and I’m in… Continue Reading...
You Have an Execution Problem
I’m in a Mastermind group. You might think that a Mastermind group is comprised of villains who are hatching fiendish plans of world domination, or even superheroes planning to thwart… Continue Reading...
The Power of Applied Hope
If you read my About Me page, you will see that it ends with this: “Finally, I am an optimist. It’s an exciting time to be alive”.
I thought that… Continue Reading...
The Dangers of the Golden Story
In the past, I have written about the importance of storytelling. Companies often tell the same stories over and over to signal what is important to the company and why… Continue Reading...
A Powerful Word to Inspire Action
I recently wrote two posts – one on the psychology dynamic duo of Tversky and Kahneman, as chronicled in Michael Lewis’s book The Undoing Project, the other on the… Continue Reading...
