
If you’ve ever felt that special kind of nausea that accompanies the realization that you solved the wrong problem, you’re in the right place.
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I wrestled with sharing what I’m about to reveal, but many of you are heading to professional conferences or gearing up for national sales meetings and other gatherings, so - I think you should know.
Wherever your destination (probably Orl...
“I’m putting you on probation.”
My editor dropped that bomb after my first two months on the job.
Say what, now?
I was a newspaper reporter. My job was writing. I had always been pretty good at that.
How had I screwed this up?
I immed...
We all have That One Boss - the one we tell stories about, good or bad. They were either so good that they ruined all future managers for you, or so bad that everyone in your family, immediate social circle, and Reddit group knows them by n...
Note: For the next week or so, the only problems I will be trying to solve are (a) where to tailgate for the Eagles game and (b) how many golf balls I’ll need in my bag to account for the many I will send to a watery grave. The below is a p...
I read a lot of books.
I’m not particular about genre. I’ll read anything that looks interesting to me. I love it all.
But one thing I loathe is an unreliable narrator.
It feels like such a betrayal. I’m invested in the story they’re tel...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Combine a background in journalism with decades spent in corporate America and you get a grizzled veteran with stories to tell. I've discovered that when things fail, it's often because someone focused on the wrong thing. That someone was usually me.
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