Art As Counterbalance
Art should inspire each of us to do our part to make the world more just and safe for everyone.
“Our Missing Hearts” by Celeste Ng
A dystopian novel that looks at what we'll give up to feel "safe" and the lengths one mother is willing to go to create a better future for her son.
Two Choices To Make In Strategy
I just started reading A.G. Lafley and Roger Martin’s Playing To Win: How Strategy Really Works, and it’s…
REVIEW: Umair Haque – “The New Capitalist Manifesto” (Harvard Business Review Press)
A look at 21st century capitalism--and its implications for 21st century culture
“Ain’t your mama’s and daddy’s super heroes”
I’m really glad Christopher Chambers pinged me about the release today of a new collection of stories he…
Holiday weekend reading
If I weren’t a dad, then the long weekend could be one of going out to eat, taking…
More Green Strategy
Just to prove that there are no new ideas under the sun: A day or so after I…
PODCAST: Marketing Black Books–part 1
Should fiction written by black authors be shelved in African-American departments, a move that often helps nurture writers?…
PODCAST: Grant McCracken on Managing Discontinuous Change
I was searching for a thoughtful intro to this post, but nothing’s came my way. Except to say…
Eyes on the Prize
I love listening to Dr. Cornel West because he’s brilliant. A few nights ago, I saw him on…
REVIEW: McConnell & Huba on “Citizen Marketers”
As part of MarketingProfs’s inaugural book club, I’m participating in the review of this book. Hat’s off to…
“Flock and Flow”: Harvesting Chaos
One of the cool things about blogging, at least for me, is the ability to interview marketing thought…
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