Analysis by Myra Salzer I recently wrote a blog post on More Time To Think – the book and the practice of creating a Thinking Environment. Theories are great but, does it work? The answer is – YES! Let me share some of the ways it has worked for me, personally, or ways I’ve seen it […]
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Book Review: “More Time To Think”
Review by Myra Salzer It’s been, maybe, 10 years now since I first saw Nancy Kline’s book, More Time To Think and encountered a pivotal shift in how I communicate. More Time To Think is actually the second book in Kline’s series about the “Thinking Environment.” To be honest, when I first picked up the […]
Read MoreBook Review: “How We Got to Now… Six Innovations That Made the Modern World,” By Steven Johnson
Book Review by Myra Salzer. When books are given to me as gifts, I usually resent feeling an obligation to read something I would never have picked up myself. This book, a gift from my entrepreneurial coach, Dan Sullivan, is an exception. Simply put, it’s an exceptional book! Johnson combines history, science, and story to […]
Read MoreRewire Your Brain For Positivity
Self-criticism, complaining, venting. All of us succumb to these at times, (some folks more than others) with one of several goals (conscious or unconscious) in mind. Robin Kowalski, Ph.D., Professor of Psychology at Clemson University, breaks down complainers into three types: Venters are those dissatisfied people who aren’t really interested in solutions. They can leave […]
Read MoreWomen Investors: Better Than Average
Stan Choe of the Associate Press recently ran a piece in the Boulder Daily Camera titled, “Many women think men are better investors; they’re not.” In it, he cites research by Fidelity Investments that although the performance difference is small, women investors did better than men by an average of 0.4 percentage points. He’s quick […]
Read MoreEradicating Poverty Through Universal Basic Income
Regardless of where you land on the political or social spectrum of the poverty issue, I think most people can agree that it continues to be a crisis. Statistics show that there are 700 million people around the world living in extreme poverty. “Technological unemployment” resulting from the speed at which technology is changing the […]
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