If We’re So Rational, How Come We Don’t Believe It?
Descriptions of the rationality underneath our irrational behavior remain strangely unconvincing.
Soul Trust
Would you pledge your immortal soul as collateral? Would you lend based on someone else's soul?
Sotomayor Was Right the First Time: A Wise Latina Does Know More
Supreme Court nominee Sotomayor repudiated herself about her 'wise latina' comment. She was smart to say so, but it was a forced lie.
Markets, Relationships and Trust
The ideological knee jerk of markets vs. relationships is generally a red herring
A Case Study in Low Trust: NAPFA
Some associations talk a good talk; the question is, do they walk it?
Why Walter Cronkite Was the Most Trusted Man in America
Just why it is that so many people agree on Cronkite's uniquely high level of trust.
Seller’s Remorse in the Marketing Business
What happens when a seller feels disrespected by the buyer? If you're a good seller, you ask what you did wrong. If not, you blame the victim.
July Carnival of Trust is Up!
The July Carnival of Trust is now up for your reading (and viewing, and listening) pleasure. The Carnival is hosted this month by Adrian Dayton, who somehow lives the schizophrenic…
The Boston Consulting Group Caused the Recession
A (slightly) tongue in cheek explanation for how strategy and business process reengineering have had some negative consequences on the global economy.
July Carnival of Trust: Call for Submissions
A reminder: midnight tonight, Thursday July 9, is the due date for submissions to the July Carnival of Trust. Not heard of the Carnival of Trust? It's a compilation of…