You’ve just closed the deal. It’s a new manufacturing account that you spent hours and hours researching and putting together. You’re happy. It’s time to enjoy the success and celebrate a little, right? If you’re inclined towards optimism, that’s likely … Continue reading →
Want to stay more focused and cut down on time-wasting distractions at work? Daniel L. Levitin, author of The Organized Mind: Thinking Straight in the Age of Information Overload, wrote recently in the New York Times that an essential key … Continue reading →
Seated at a desk, Bacall smolders up at Bogie. Bogie sizzles right back. “What do you think’s fair?” he asks, lighting her cigarette. “I’ll leave that to you,” she says as he lights his own. Their chemistry is so searing, … Continue reading →
We see it everywhere: 146 tweets, 289 FB likes, 82 five star ratings. And that’s just some of the online examples of how pervasively we value others’ opinions to help us select what to pay attention to in the overwhelming … Continue reading →