Tag Archives: Dan Roam
Dan Roam, The Back of the Napkin
I like napkins. I spend time in coffee shops and inevitably end up showing ideas and sharing models on napkins. The subtitle of the first version of Do More Great Work was “napkin-size solutions to stop the busywork”. So I … Continue reading
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Posted in Great Work Interviews
Tagged author, business, choices, Dan Roam, design, focus, impact, simplicity, The Back of the Napkin
Three reasons why you should care about design (and five people to listen to this week)
It was years ago that I first saw Tom Peters on one of his rants. And make no mistake, he’s a ranter. He’s passionate about changing Business As Usual and has been telling people about it for 20, 30 years. … Continue reading
Posted in change management, productivity, resources
Tagged Dan Roam, design, Garry Reynolds, Nancy Duarte, Roger Martin, Scott Belsky, Tom Peters
