Doing Less to Achieve More
In January 2010, Novak Djokovic was playing in the Australian Open quarterfinals when he nearly collapsed on the court. A rising star in the tennis
In January 2010, Novak Djokovic was playing in the Australian Open quarterfinals when he nearly collapsed on the court. A rising star in the tennis
In 1966, a Texas pilot drew a triangle on the back of a napkin and changed aviation forever.
In 1985, after a string of critical and commercial flops, Disney Animation Studios was all but done for. New CEO Michael Eisner and head of
John McEnroe was practicing before his 1984 Wimbledon final and abruptly quit. He said he felt great and didn’t want to leave his best form
Increasingly, we see right and left-brain thinking as separate and distinct. But for most creative endeavors, we need both.
With the rise of AI and the imminent Singularity, it’s a good time to ask whether human beings matter anymore.
There’s nothing like a good analogy to drive home a point. Think of some of the most profound analogies in our culture. Who doesn’t instantly
Not everyone can afford a $100,000 MBA, but everyone can learn the essentials for under $100 with these nine books.
By working backward, we are able to gain perspective on the problem and hone in on the direction we want to take from the start.
When we don’t properly assess the situation and understand what we’re trying to achieve, things can and often do go awry.
In a time of sound bites and hostile Facebook debates, asking good questions has become a lost art.
No matter what you have to say, it is always more evocative and interesting if you show it instead of telling it.
Like most Behavioral Economics work, the experiment is founded on a basic fallacy that, if anything, proves that the researchers are the ones that are irrational.
The close of the frontier in the 1890s was the undoing of Columbus’ voyage and discovery of the New World in the 1490s.
Music fans know that songs have a season. This is obviously true for Christmas music, Halloween music, and even Fourth of July music, but also for songs and albums that don’t have such clear seasonal affiliation.
Any writer knows the story: You pour your life into what you hope ends up a good piece, you publish it, and then you hold
The 10th anniversary edition of the groundbreaking theory of political economy-updated, expanded, and revised. By historical accounts, there has never been a better time to
If you ask average Americans what they most like about their country, they might well tell you ‘Diversity’. If you ask them what they find
Do you trust the election system? Chances are, if you’re a Democrat, you do, and, if you’re a Republican, you don’t. A new poll found
As the final poll numbers came in over the weekend and news outlets began declaring Joe Biden victor of the 2020 presidential election, the response