There was a time when great art was about depicting things as close to what the human eye could capture in real life. And then photography came along. Imagine being …
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There was a time when great art was about depicting things as close to what the human eye could capture in real life. And then photography came along. Imagine being …
Continue reading "Lesson of Cezanne & The Upcoming Disruption"
While there are many things worth celebrating of Steve Jobs' life, the greatest gift Steve gave us is a way to design our own lives. Steve Jobs was known for …
This video montage was made from a series of questions/answers on collaboration and management. It contains some vignettes and ideas that matter. Filmed during The Art of Management Conference (where …
"Do you trust him/her?" The answer to that question determines a lot – whether you follow a leader, and whether others follow you. Given the centrality of this tenant to, …
I’ve been so busy synthesizing 10 years of thinking on Social Business Models, and writing up these ideas for an upcoming HBR magazine article that I have been remarkably behind …
During my first marriage, I thought the goal was to stay married. In jobs, I thought the goal was to get promoted to the next big title/level/responsibility. When I used …
2 Consumer (Hourglass) Markets "P&G isn’t the only company adjusting its business. A wide swath of American companies is convinced that the consumer market is bifurcating into high and low …
Twitter lets people find nuggets of ideas, gather and share sentiment, and –most importantly – helps people to find one another. It’s become customary to do “Follow Fridays” (in twitter …
Finding that first market -- a few customers willing to pay for your early product – is hard enough. But there’s one thing that may be even harder. And that’s …