When the Heath brothers write, it should be obvious that everyone must read and follow their advice. Even people only remotely connected to the subject matter stand to benefit. Thus Made to Stick is a must-read for people who communicate ideas. Switch is similarly a must-read for people who want to change anything.
I found the examined life in this book's approach and commentary.
A few days ago, Facebook told me about a good friend's newborn child.
I judged a debate tournament on Saturday. I enjoy debate because of the creativity bred by its constraints.
Over the weekend, I talked about lobbying with a group of students at Liberty University. Together, we built a working definition of lobbying, discussed its strategy, and analyzed its tactics.
The folks at NPR's Planet Money have a good thing going. They describe complex financial subjects with ease. After listening to an episode, you can recall their helpful...
As much as I love the argument to cut federal spending, this word picture doesn't make it any clearer:
The temptation when using Powerpoint is to create and display diagrams.
The Tipping Point
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