Dale Carnegie’s “How to Win Friends and Influence People” – Still as Relevant Today as Ever I have read Dale Carnegie’s famous book, “How to Win Friends and Influence People” twice in my life; once when in high school at the
I have always believed that the road to success is paved with failure. One of my favourite quotes is from Thomas Watson of IBM, who said: Would you like me to give you a formula for success? It’s quite simple,
We see corporate logos every day. Did you ever look closely at them? Scroll down and be surprised. Do you see the arrow between the “E” and “x” ?? 2nd and 3rd “t’s” are two people sharing
Originally posted in Forbes.com. You probably get a little nervous before you go into a job interview. Even if you’ve copiously prepped, you figure the interviewer will hold all the cards. She knows everything about her company and the job
This was originally published on radar.oreilly.com, an excellent technology company resource. Entrepreneurial Proverbs – Marc Hedlund I gave a talk at ETech on Monday called “Entrepreneuring for Geeks.” I’ve given this general talk a few times now — how can
Are you a new entrepreneur or thinking of taking the plunge? Here are 10 sure-fire ways to increase the chances that your new venture is successful. 1. Make sure you are ready, and other key stakeholders in your life are
One of my favorite quotes of all time comes from Thomas Watson, the man who took over IBM and built it from a respectable business machine company into the computer giant it is today. His son, the Jr. version was no
Techcrunch’s Disrupt conference was lucky enough to have Paul Graham, Y-Combinator founder, conduct his famous “office hours” in front of the entire conference for several startup CEO’s. This is a must-watch video for anyone who is interested in starting a
Thanks to Tim Ferriss for passing on this excerpt from Peter Guber’s new book “Tell to Win“. Guber is Chairman and CEO of Mandalay Entertainment, a professor at UCLA, owner of the NBA Golden State Warriors. We are filled with
From the Business Insider the article below posits that every “healthy” CEO has some level of insecurity. It’s only a total megalomaniac that has no doubts about his or her ability to perform in a demanding role. ??A certain overly coiffed, ex-presidential