Greetings, and welcome to Edition 3 of the TrustReader. The TrustReader series announces the publication of new articles on the Trusted Advisor website. Get the Trust Reader volume 3 here In this edition of the TrustReader there is a common theme: the idea of applying principles to business. One applies principles-based thinking to tactics–the issue […]
Do social media make you boring and neurotic? Or can we be simultaneously broad and deep?
How using anti-customer tactics to solicit business will cost you
One of the many things affected by new social media is the old job of standing up in front of an audience. Can old trainers learn new tricks?
Life lessons from someone who’s lived on the edge of it for 15 years
How personal fear can inhibit success through collaboration
We often talk about pinnng the blame, what if instead we pinned the credit more often?
Reactions from a speech November 4 by Craig Newmark at the Harvard Business School Club of New York.
Let loose your favorite search engine on the phrase “pin the blame.” Wikipedia alone will serve you up thousands of examples, like this, from their entry on The Bourne Identity: While in reality it was the U.S. government who took Marie captive, it has pinned the blame on a fictitious powerful Chinese drug lord… It’s […]
Don’t settle for banal statements, dare to be great