For today’s blog, I’d like to review a key book in the development of the content curation movement. In 2011, Steven Rosenbaum wrote Curation Nation: How to Win in a World Where Consumers are Creators. While his intended audience is … Continue reading
We’ve heard about being “in the Zone” or more recently, experiencing “flow.” Sir Ken Robinson, Ph.D, introduces us to “The Element.” The Element, like experiencing Flow, or The Zone, is that magical place where your intrinsic talent is paired with … Continue reading
One aspect that individuals interested in personal knowledge management find fascinating is time. The productive use of it, the seeming scarcity of it, ways to lengthen it and just the best way to squeeze more into our days. Enter Daniel … Continue reading
Bigger, Faster Leadership: Lessons from the builders of the Panama Canal by Samuel R. Chand is an interesting treatise on leadership using the lessons learned by the builders of the Panama Canal as a concrete (pun intended!) metaphor for massive … Continue reading
I have long been a fan of Dr. John Townsend with my first exposure being his earliest collaborations with Dr. Henry Cloud. As well as being a New York Times Best Selling author and highly respected psychologist, Dr. Townsend is … Continue reading
Lauren Sapala is a writing coach who began to realize that a number of her clients, like herself, had Myers-Brigg Temperment Types of INFJ or INFP. In this motivational book, she outlines what she discovered about the writing process that … Continue reading