Tag Archives: simplicity
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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Tagged author, business, choices, Dan Roam, design, focus, impact, simplicity, The Back of the Napkin
John McWade, Before & After
I remember years ago Tom Peters raging on about the importance of design. And, as usual with Tom, he was right on the money. Because content and knowledge is now ubiquitous and free, design becomes absolutely critical to adding value … Continue reading
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Tagged author, choices, design, focus, simplicity, values
Bill Jensen, Simplicity Survival Handbook
Sometimes business or self-help books are one idea and a whole lot of filler. When I first read Bill Jensen’s book The Simplicity Survival Handbook, I got the opposite: a book that is practical, easy to read and focused at … Continue reading
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Tagged author, Bill Jensen, business, clutter, courage, do less, elimination, essence, focus, impact, mentoring, productivity, simplicity, Yes & No
