Culture in Companies, Families, and Romantic Relationships
At Stanford, the one class I disliked the most was called “Cultures, Ideas and Values.” At the time, I thought there was little value in
October 1, 2022
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How to Make a First or Lasting Impression
If you want to make an impressive first impression with someone, show them how smart, brilliant, and accomplished you are. Share with them your resume, income,
September 27, 2022
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The Gift of Failure
“Failure” always has a gift. The gift is an opportunity to learn a lesson. The challenge with failure is it feels just awful. And when
September 23, 2022
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Chasing Dreams
I’m a big believer that everyone should spend at least a portion of their life chasing their own dreams. Whether dream chasing is your life
September 18, 2022
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Fatigue & Decision Making
I don’t think I’ve ever made a good decision when I’m exhausted and it’s late at night. Fatigue clouds judgment. Fatigue causes hormones and brain
September 14, 2022
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How to Pass the McKinsey Problem Solving Game [Guide]
Early on in the McKinsey case interview process, candidates will take part in an evaluation called “Solve,” the McKinsey digital assessment game (formerly called the
September 9, 2022
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COVID-19 Economic Recovery & Metrics
When I work with a new CEO client, I do two things. First, I ask them to explain the business
The COVID-19 Scalability Problem
Most of my client work over the past decade has been centered around helping software companies scale up to become
Great Depression 2020? (Part 2)
In a previous article, I shared a little history about the Great Depression of the 1930s and explained why the
COVID-19: Local vs. Global Optimization
In looking at the COVID-19 response globally and here in the United States, I can’t help but remember a concept
The Trend Is Your “Friend”
I’m told there’s a saying on Wall Street that goes, “The trend is your friend.” I’m not a banker nor
Great Depression 2020?
I’ve been noticing that there are questions lately about what caused the Great Depression and whether we’re at risk of