Book Reviews
Those who follow my work already know that I highly admire Michael Lee Stallard and his contributions to knowledge leadership. Here is another of his brilliant articles in which he shares his insights — and recommendations — with regard to…
Read MoreStage (Not Age): How to Understand and Serve People Over 60–the Fastest Growing, Most Dynamic Market in the World Susan Wilner Golden Harvard Business Review Press (June 2022) How to take full advantage of a “$22 trillion opportunity” According to…
Read MoreThe Growth Advantage: A Business Blueprint for the Ultimate Competitive Advantage Bob Lisser Rowan & Littlefield (May 2022) Here’s the basic blueprint from an architect of organizational competitive advantages “To develop a Strategy Advantage, you need to maximize the following…
Read MoreThe Invention of International Order: Remaking Europe After Napoleon Glenda Sluga Princeton University Press (December 2021) “The Concert of Europe”…who knew? Here’s how Glenda Sluga sets her table: “The intention of this book is to return to the early nineteenth…
Read MoreMove to the Edge, Declare It Center: Practices and Processes for Creatively Solving Complex Problems Everett Harper Wiley (March 2022) How to make better decisions (answering questions and solving problems) in a VUCA business world Occasionally, I read more than…
Read MoreA History of Ambiguity Anthony Ossa-Richardson Princeton University Press (2019) Ambiguity: “the subjective state of doubt as well as its objective correlative in the world” In his instructive Introduction, Anthony Ossa-Richardson shares his thoughts about what he characterizes as the…
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