Monthly Archives: May 2007

How To Create Great Boards

[This was an essay on the blog, now turned into a post] The board is responsible for making sure that it fairly represents the shareholders interests in seeing the company move forward.  Most of the articles talk about their being … Continue reading

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Dominating the Message

With my wife studying Spanish, I decided to look into some Spanish software so I could learn some too. Rosetta Stone was the first one I started with and then started reading some reviews. From there it lead me to … Continue reading

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Threshhold of Relevance & Group Action

It’s interesting that people essentially don’t take notice of certain things until someone else mentions it to them. This ties into the example that shows up in both Blink and Influence about the woman who was stabbed three different times … Continue reading

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Blockbuster Security

Recently, when checking out a movie, I saw a very interesting security check. Blockbuster almost always asks for your current address to make sure you are still living at the same place. A woman was checking out a movie and … Continue reading

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