Author, Editor, Speaker, Blogger
Author, Editor, Speaker, Blogger
The 2018 SLA annual conference, held June 9-13 in Baltimore, urged everyone to “Bmore.” SLA provided many opportunities to do just that. There was a similar positive momentum to last
More, More, More: Reflections on the SLA 2018 Baltimore Annual Conference Read More
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