Organizing Theory & Artistry
If you are over the age of 25, Twitter is most likely a complete mystery. You may have heard bits and pieces about Twitter and figure that it has something to do with sending messages with lots of acronyms and juvenile abbreviations like: r u …
This month’s Ruly Bookshelf choice will challenge everything you know about traffic and driving. Traffic: Why We Drive the Way We Do (and What It Says About Us) by Tom Vanderbilt is a detailed research study about how the human brain processes the challenges of …
“Instant Turnaround! Getting People Excited About Coming to Work and Working Hard.” Wow! The title alone had me wondering what motivational technique could possibly be worthy of such a confident promise. Quite frankly, a bit skeptical . . . “Oh, this ought to be good!” …
This month we are discussing motivation, both in terms of keeping you going when you are doing well and helping you dig out of a hole when things have all gone wrong. For help on this issue, we are going to look at motivation from …
Intrigued by the title of this month’s Ruly Bookshelf choice? I certainly was. After hearing about this book on NPR, I had to read it. The book’s topic was also a great way to do both a Ruly Bookshelf and a Ruly Survival post in …