Leading With A Whole New Mind
Genius in Today’s Business World
Liz Claiborne recently named a new CEO. This was notable because the new head of a fashion company was picked from an entirely different industry—the pharmaceutical giant, Johnson and Johnson. William McComb is his name. I scanned the article in the newspaper quickly, even took a look at the photo of Mr. McComb and thought,…
Read MoreTalent Wars, circa 2006
I’m seeing more examples of how the book, A WHOLE NEW MIND, applies to the business world. Last week, the Wall Street Journal had an article with the title, “Wanted: Online-Media Expertise.” Ad agencies have plenty of people with creative right brains. What they lack is people who have digital-media experience—creative techies who understand how…
Read MoreEngineers with a Whole New Mind
Last month, I was on the campus of Northwestern University to interview fellow alum, Dan Pink, on applying his book, A WHOLE NEW MIND, to shape one’s career. The interview itself was great fun–Pink’s brain is crammed with facts and figures and he’s a quick wit. What I noticed in our conversation is how easily…
Read MoreOn Sale Now
If the book, A Whole New Mind, by Daniel Pink, is on your list of books to get and you just haven’t gotten around to it, now’s your chance to pick it up for a song. It’s on sale at Amazon for $7.99. That’s hardcover, brand new, shipped to your home address for about ten…
Read MoreShaping Your Career to Be in Demand
Next month, I’ll be flying to Chicago to interview Daniel Pink on the campus of Northwestern University. I first blogged about Pink’s book, A WHOLE NEW MIND, last fall, so this is a bit of a dream come true. The topic of the interview will be "Shaping Your Career to Be in Demand" or in…
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