Current Speakers and their Books – VI: Michael Mauboussin
I had to dig a little to find any video of Michael J. Mauboussin speaking, and that’s a shame, because ...
Current Speakers and their Books – V: Chip and Dan Heath
Chip and Dan Heath have written two highly successful books: Made to Stick: Why Some Ideas Thrive and Others Die, ...
Chris Brogan on ‘Give Your Speech, Change the World’
For my blog today, I'm pointing to Chris Brogan's site: http://www.chrisbrogan.com/. He just posted a wonderful video blog on Give ...
Current Speakers and their Books – IV: Daniel Pink
Dan Pink doesn’t think much of the traditional workplace, and he’s written several books to prove it. In Free Agent ...
Give Your Speech Change the World
Video Book Review by Chris Brogan. My friend, Tim Sanders sent me this book by Nick Morgan, Give Your Speech, ...
Current Speakers and their Books – III: Seth Godin
Anyone with any interest in business books is already aware of Seth Godin’s latest book, Linchpin. That’s because Seth is ...
Current Speakers and their Books – II: Sally Hogshead
It’s an ADD world, information-saturated, and 24/7 – this everyone knows. Sally Hogshead has figured out what anyone wanting some ...
Current speakers and their books – I: David Meerman Scott
For my next blog series, I’m celebrating some top speakers who have recent books. I’m beginning with David Meerman Scott, ...
Podcast with Duct Tape Marketing on Authenticity and Trust
For my blog today, I'm linking to a Duct Tape Marketing podcast I did with John Jantsch, who's a fun, ...
Can you ‘thin-slice’ listening? Malcolm Gladwell and the Kouroi myth
One of the most pernicious concepts widely circulated about listening is in the otherwise admirable book Blink. Malcolm Gladwell introduces ...
