For reading between the lines with greater comprehension
I’m a jazz musician, working hard to learn how to “play the changes” by ear, listening for on-coming harmonic alterations that come at a rate of one every four beats, the changes that make a note that in one measure sounds sweet suddenly sound sour. I realized it’s not a bad metaphor for life and […]
We baby boomers have had amazing good fortune including the way that technical innovations roll out like a red carpet the moment we need them. In middle age, just as our short-term memory dribbles out, iPhones become convenient enough to catch the dribble. And just as we start to reminisce about our pasts, there’s Facebook. […]
Some sleazeballs know they’re exploiting you, but think it’s for a good cause. Others just pretend it’s for a good cause but know better. Either way, sleazeballs will defend their behavior ’til the cows come home, acting sincere whether they mean it or not. How then can you tell whether you’re dealing with a sleazeball? […]
How do they do it those brilliant entrepreneurs; those trials who win big in the free market trial-and-error process? There are two main models: Aim first, then shoot: “I never doubted; I never shifted,” the successful entrepreneur says. He embodied a single trial and gave it his all. He was a straight shooter, never veering, […]
Hitler is dead. His memory lingers on, but how it lingers is going through a transition just now as the people who were adults in the 30’s and 40’s pass on and the lessons of that era become second-hand. Today, in popular culture, three attitudes seem to dominate about Hitler and Nazi references. One attitude, […]
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