Issue 95 | Published June 13, 2012
A Three Trillion Dollar Reason to Work Together: Public-Private Partnerships Are Here to Stay
By Mary Scott Nabers
Published June 13, 2012 11:00 a.m. - “Relief won’t come quickly or easily, but one thing is crystal clear: government must reach out to private sector partners for innovative solutions.”
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The Struggle
By Nate St. Pierre
Published June 13, 2012 11:00 a.m. - “Most people bear a heavy burden, quietly and alone, so focused on making sure it looks like they have everything under control that they forget they don’t have to have it all under control, and they certainly don’t have to walk their road alone.”
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How to Make Change Stick: Kill the Company
By Lisa Bodell
Published June 13, 2012 11:00 a.m. - “Innovation is not just about data analysis, plans and processes, and thinking outside the box. More than anything else, innovation is about change. And the truth is that as much as we’d all like to think otherwise, we are all hardwired to resist it.”
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Selling, Art or Science?
By Jim Holden
Published June 13, 2012 11:00 a.m. - “[There] has always been the debate as to whether sales is an art or a science, almost to suggest that for some, sellers are born and not made. The intent of this manifesto is to apply unconventional thinking to the question of art or science.”
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The ROE Manifesto: How to Maximize Your Return On Energy
By R. Michael Rose
Published June 13, 2012 11:00 a.m. - “It’s easy to measure how much time we have and how much money we have left, but energy is something that is hard to explain, much less tie to business results. Until now.”
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Why Companies Must Reduce Complexity
By Neil Smith
Published June 13, 2012 11:00 a.m. - “Too often companies look at reducing expenses without even thinking about reducing complexity. These types of programs to increase profitability may be successful in the short term, but unless you look at how things get done, change won’t be sustainable.”
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A Three Trillion Dollar Reason to Work Together: Public-Private Partnerships Are Here to StayBy Mary Scott Nabers
Published June 13, 2012 11:00 a.m. - “Relief won’t come quickly or easily, but one thing is crystal clear: government must reach out to private sector partners for innovative solutions.”
More
The StruggleBy Nate St. Pierre
Published June 13, 2012 11:00 a.m. - “Most people bear a heavy burden, quietly and alone, so focused on making sure it looks like they have everything under control that they forget they don’t have to have it all under control, and they certainly don’t have to walk their road alone.”
More
How to Make Change Stick: Kill the CompanyBy Lisa Bodell
Published June 13, 2012 11:00 a.m. - “Innovation is not just about data analysis, plans and processes, and thinking outside the box. More than anything else, innovation is about change. And the truth is that as much as we’d all like to think otherwise, we are all hardwired to resist it.”
More
Selling, Art or Science?By Jim Holden
Published June 13, 2012 11:00 a.m. - “[There] has always been the debate as to whether sales is an art or a science, almost to suggest that for some, sellers are born and not made. The intent of this manifesto is to apply unconventional thinking to the question of art or science.”
More
The ROE Manifesto: How to Maximize Your Return On Energy By R. Michael Rose
Published June 13, 2012 11:00 a.m. - “It’s easy to measure how much time we have and how much money we have left, but energy is something that is hard to explain, much less tie to business results. Until now.”
More
Why Companies Must Reduce ComplexityBy Neil Smith
Published June 13, 2012 11:00 a.m. - “Too often companies look at reducing expenses without even thinking about reducing complexity. These types of programs to increase profitability may be successful in the short term, but unless you look at how things get done, change won’t be sustainable.”
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PROPOSALS
The Impact Factor: Why our View of Influence is Messed Up and How We Can Fix It
By: robbinsbrandon — June 7, 2012
The Impact Factor is not just a mediocre, warm and fuzzy, run of the mill piece of literature. It's a manifesto for world changers. It addresses the lies about influence our culture sucks us into and reveals what true influ...
Voting ends July 7, 2012 (918 votes)
By: robbinsbrandon — June 7, 2012
The Impact Factor is not just a mediocre, warm and fuzzy, run of the mill piece of literature. It's a manifesto for world changers. It addresses the lies about influence our culture sucks us into and reveals what true influ...
Voting ends July 7, 2012 (918 votes)
Driven
By: Jon Driven Singer — June 7, 2012
Driven is a project on Kickstarter that was successfully funded on April 25th in the amount of $18,008 - exceeding our goal by exactly $1. We have received some great coverage for our Occupy The Daily Show events and I have alr...
Voting ends July 7, 2012 (8 votes)
By: Jon Driven Singer — June 7, 2012
Driven is a project on Kickstarter that was successfully funded on April 25th in the amount of $18,008 - exceeding our goal by exactly $1. We have received some great coverage for our Occupy The Daily Show events and I have alr...
Voting ends July 7, 2012 (8 votes)
Semi-Retirement for the Under Twenties
By: ethancrane — June 7, 2012
A while ago I was discussing with the teenage son of a friend the careers advice he had been given at school. And while he was telling me I started to think about the happiest adults I knew – and realised that none of these happi...
Voting ends July 7, 2012 (25 votes)
By: ethancrane — June 7, 2012
A while ago I was discussing with the teenage son of a friend the careers advice he had been given at school. And while he was telling me I started to think about the happiest adults I knew – and realised that none of these happi...
Voting ends July 7, 2012 (25 votes)
Planning and managing for peace
By: ShibumiMC — June 7, 2012
What happens when a social anthropologist, with a background that includes serving as a ministerial aid to a foreign affairs minister, and who has consulted large organizations on both Knowledge Management and organizational govern...
Voting ends July 7, 2012 (76 votes)
By: ShibumiMC — June 7, 2012
What happens when a social anthropologist, with a background that includes serving as a ministerial aid to a foreign affairs minister, and who has consulted large organizations on both Knowledge Management and organizational govern...
Voting ends July 7, 2012 (76 votes)
BLOG
5-4-3
By: Dylan Schleicher — Dec. 30, 2011
5-4-3, a companion eBook to THE 100 BEST BUSINESS BOOKS OF ALL TIME, is now available.
5-4-3, a companion eBook to THE 100 BEST BUSINESS BOOKS OF ALL TIME, is now available.
ChangeThis: Amit Gupta
By: Dylan Schleicher — Oct. 10, 2011
Amit Gupta was instrumental in the life of ChangeThis. And now, you could be instrumental in the life of Amit Gupta.
Amit Gupta was instrumental in the life of ChangeThis. And now, you could be instrumental in the life of Amit Gupta.
Coming Soon from 800-CEO-READ
By: Dylan Schleicher — Aug. 23, 2011
800-CEO-READ will be launching a new product very early in 2012 that will help move ideas, connect them to you in powerful ways, and help you work better with them.
800-CEO-READ will be launching a new product very early in 2012 that will help move ideas, connect them to you in powerful ways, and help you work better with them.
World Water Day and The Big Thirst
By: Dylan Schleicher — Mar. 22, 2011
For World Water Day, we share some water statistics from Charles Fishman's upcoming book, THE BIG THIRST.
For World Water Day, we share some water statistics from Charles Fishman's upcoming book, THE BIG THIRST.
A new book giveaway on inBubbleWrap
By: Sally — Dec. 15, 2010
Win a free copy of SUCCEED: HOW WE CAN REACH OUR GOALS by Heidi Grant Halvorson
Win a free copy of SUCCEED: HOW WE CAN REACH OUR GOALS by Heidi Grant Halvorson
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