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Are You a Digitist?
Definition of Digitist: a person who has no idea there are people who a) don’t own the latest digital device(s), and/or b) do not socialize on facebook. There is a societal trend I have been noticing more and … Continue reading
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Cultural Silos
I was reading a book the other day and it was talking about how various people in a large organization get into “silos,” that is to say, unaware of other people’s points of view. The word “silo” always makes me … Continue reading
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Are you ready to lose control?
hi all, in lieu of a blog post here is this week's article in advisor perspectives! http://advisorperspectives.com/newsletters11/Are_You_Ready_to_Lose_Control.php
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The New Math of Propaganda
Okay everybody, brace yourselves… I am going to gripe today. I know, you’re shocked, shocked. Here goes: I’m starting to notice more and more a disturbing trend in the way important numerical information is being presented to us. Since … Continue reading
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It’s Time for Less Homework
I recently wrote an article for a national association of professionals. It was basically about various techniques for relating with an audience more effectively. I was astonished at the amount of feedback I received from readers. Consistently, they asked me … Continue reading
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Presentation Skills 101
In lieu of a blog post today, here is an article I wrote for the newsletter of the nat'l assoc of CPA's. I hope you like it, it's very different from the usual performance anxiety advice think! — jl … Continue reading
Truth in Advertising
Well I was a kid, I remember occasionally coming across the phrase, “you could be sued for false advertising.” How things have changed. I realize I’m a fairly cynical person generally, but I wasn’t always this way. I had to … Continue reading
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We Do Not Need to Teach Problem-Solving Skills
One element of the dogma of the academic industrial complex that really bugs me that no end is the constant mantra of “we need to teach children problem-solving skills.” I hear this phrase all the time. This is a classic … Continue reading
today’s article: managing the mash-up, or, rubbing their smell on the project
ok, in lieu of a blog post, here is an article i did for publication in Advisor Perspective (an online magazine for wealth managementprofessionals): Rubbing One's Smell on the Project This was originally titled "Managing the Mash-Up," but, well, they … Continue reading
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Book of the Year Club
Okay, I have a book to recommend. It is not a new book, and I find that most people I recommended to have already read it, but I am posting this little mini review just in case you haven’t. The … Continue reading
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