Monthly Archives: March 2011
David Taylor, The Naked Leader
Meet David Taylor, the Naked Leader. About six years ago, David’s book The Naked Leader was published in the UK and a friend emailed me and said I had to get a hold of it. I did, and I’ve been … Continue reading
Jenny Blake, Life After College
I often think, there should be a book for people who get out of college and look around and say, “What the hell just happened?” The good news is, there is a brand new book called Life After College by … Continue reading
Kevin Kelly’s radical optimism
I’m deeply enamored by Kevin Kelly’s work. If you don’t know him yet, let me have the pleasure of making an introduction. He’s been involved in launching Wired Magazine, The Whole Earth magazine and the Long Now Foundation – all … Continue reading
Michael speaks at authors@Google
Definitely one of the highlights of the year so far for me – and a great way for you to get a condensed taste of Great Work! (If you can’t see the video, watch it here.) Many thank to Jenny … Continue reading
Brene Brown, The Gifts of Imperfection
Brene Brown is a research professor at the University of Houston, with a bachelor’s, master’s and PhD in social work. She’s spent the past decade or so studying some juicy emotional issues — vulnerability, courage, authenticity and shame. Brene recently … Continue reading
