A video pod cast by Harvard Business.org. Paul Michaelman interviews Marshall Goldsmith, executive business coach and Harvard Business blogger Marshall Goldsmith.
Really good stuff with good takeaways. I’m too cheap to go to MBA school so I settle for watching these kinds of things. Enjoy. Marshall makes a really good analogy about having to think like [...]

The saying goes, “Too many cooks ruin the soup.” It applies to me in several ways, and I try to be cognizant of it.
When I teach martial arts class, there can be several instructors on the floor at once, each taking care of a different group of students. If I am not the lead instructor, [...]

I think this book was recommended reading on a Y Combinator blog post. Described as a marketing book for engineers, I quickly jumped on this one on Amazon. This book aims to help you take your product from the startup phase across the chasm into the consumer phase. The misconception that entrepreneurs must realize is [...]

I found this on slashdot - an article on Gamasutra about 4 grad students who created over 50 casual games in 1 semester. I wrote about my thoughts on casual games in a previous post. As a part of the Experimental Gameplay Project at Carnegie Mellon’s Entertainment Technology Center, a team of 4 grad students [...]

When I heard that Tim Ferriss was moderating this session, I was really looking forward to this because I was a big fan, having read his book “The Four Hour Workweek” twice just to make sure I didn’t miss anything. This panel was about building big in as little time as possible. I’ll have to [...]