Write It Down
I have written in the past about how I use the activity of note-taking to force myself to be a better listener.
I emphasize the word activity there, because it’s… Continue Reading...
(Not) Understanding Large Numbers
Among the many quirks of the human brain, one is our inability to conceive of large number growth. I want to share a few interesting examples I’ve run across that… Continue Reading...
Think Again
When was the last time you changed your mind?
I’m not talking about minor stuff (“my favorite color is now blue”), or situations where you chalk up the intensification of… Continue Reading...
Why It’s Vital to Be Coachable – Regardless of Age
Our culture celebrates individualism. We lionize the iconic founder (Steve Jobs) more than the amazing team (Apple). Although innovation is more often the product of collaboration, we like to think… Continue Reading...
The Bezos Behemoth
In the wake of Jeff Bezos’ announcement that he will be stepping down as the CEO of Amazon, it is a good time to look at what Amazon has become.… Continue Reading...
Serendipity on the Seine
I depart from my normal leadership/innovation/effectiveness fare to stroll along the Seine with you and share a moment of serendipity I experienced along it’s banks one evening.
At the wise… Continue Reading...
