Articles
Trade Offs and False Prox...
I see a lot of smart people giving dentists and orthodontists dumb advice. Your in-box and social media feeds are filled to the brim with mostly well-intentioned people trying to make a buck convincing you this one metric or that one metric will solv... »
How Pfizer Delivered a...
Some articles grab you by the ... »
What You Can Learn fro...
In a recent edition of The Bur... »
Books
Observe. The Formula for ...
One of my favorite cartoonists wrote in the introduction to his first book, “I’ll never forget the first time I ever laughed out loud at a cartoon. The year was 1989. I was casually wandering past a stationery display in a department stor... »
Enthusiasm.
Massimo Chiapponi launched his... »
On Burnout and Togglin...
At the time of this writing, t... »
On Reaping Where You H...
In The Law of Success, Napoleo... »
Journals
Chasing vs. Living the Dr...
Last week I was browsing through a book on Epicurean Philosophy and stumbled across this great quote by Epicurus, who lived from 341 to 270 B.C. “Do not spoil what you have by desiring what you have not; remember that what you now have was once among... »
Remote Work.
As we continue to navigate the... »
On Brand Promises.
The Bed Bath and Beyond 20% of... »
On Thick Skin.
In my work with clients abroad... »