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Two lesser-known, but important people associated with Peter Drucker, John E. Flaherty and Tony Bonaparte, passed away in recent years. Flaherty died in 2016, and like Drucker, lived to be …
Remembering John E. Flaherty and Tony Bonaparte, Friends and Associates of Peter Drucker Read More »
Everyone is looking for an edge in today’s uncertain economy. Perhaps a somewhat counterintuitive guide to thriving in this era is Michael Nesmith, who has been a part of pop …
There are few real-life stories as inspirational as the unfolding saga of the iconic British rock guitarist Wilko Johnson, who first became known in the ‘70s pub rock band Dr. …
One of my summer highlights is to curate summer/beach reading lists from a variety of sources. This type of reading has a long and honorable history and can even lead …
Whether or not you are following soccer’s World Cup this summer, a great book to dip into is Michael Bar-Eli’s Boost! How the Psychology of Sports Can Enhance your Performance …
Sports Psychology And Workplace Performance with Michael Bar-Eli Read More »
It’s become fashionable in recent years to decree that we are living in different ‘economies,’: The Gig Economy, The Sharing Economy and many others. In that spirit, what follows is …
Living and Working in 30 Different Economies: A Curated Resource List Read More »
On May 31, 1964, fifty-four years ago tomorrow, Peter Drucker gave the commencement address at the University of Scranton, in my home town of Scranton, Pa. I was a young …
Almost exactly four years ago, on May 29, 2014, I wrote about Bob Buford’s then-new book, Drucker & Me. Bob died on April 18th, but as you’ll see in some …
The Meaningful Life of Bob Buford: Friend, Associate and Chronicler of Peter Drucker Read More »
There are fewer barriers today to writing and publishing books than ever. But the process can still be daunting and intimidating, especially in finding an agent and then working with …
The Power of Serendipity at the 2018 Washington Writers Conference Read More »
One of the advantages of attending last month’s Computers in Libraries annual conference in Arlington, Va., is that you get to live it twice. First, in person, with all its …