Sometimes a quirky claim ends up being way deeper than it appears at face value. This is one of those claims: online dating is changing the global economy, and in no small way. Dan McMurtrie and his firm Tyro Partners published a paper titled, "Dating Market: Thesis Overview" and it's been widely shared in the … Continue reading Podcast Of The Week: Online Dating Is Changing The World
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The Power Of Personalized Motivation And How Marta “Got On The Bus” To Soccer Greatness
The Players Tribune has a running feature called “Letters to My Younger Self.” In each edition, they have a world-class athlete write a letter to their past-self, offering advice and guidance from the present. Asking successful people “what do you know now that you wish you knew then” is a trope at this point, but the … Continue reading The Power Of Personalized Motivation And How Marta “Got On The Bus” To Soccer Greatness
Podcast of the Week: What it Means to be World Class with Tobin Heath
Julie Foudy has Tobin Heath on an episode of E:60 (ESPN - see below) and features the full interview on her Laughter Permitted podcast. Heath is thoughtful, inspirational, and a certifiable badass on and off the pitch. Whether you’re an athlete or just want to see what true discipline and drive looks like, check this … Continue reading Podcast of the Week: What it Means to be World Class with Tobin Heath
Saturday Catch-up: Patty McCord, Netflix, and Company Culture
Former Netflix Chief Talent Officer Patty McCord was on Masters in Business with Barry Ritholtz this week. Suffice it to say her book (Powerful: Building a Culture of Freedom) just got bumped up on my reading list. Like Beyoncé, you can’t do it alone - so how should you think of the people you surround … Continue reading Saturday Catch-up: Patty McCord, Netflix, and Company Culture
Playlist for March 2018
On iTunes head here https://itunes.apple.com/us/playlist/2018-march/pl.u-RRbV9LWF2vavP Spotify - anybody want to make it? Send me the link. This was a hard list to whittle down. I started with 60+ tracks, which is how I knew it was time to formalize this list. What’s here are the songs I still want to hear multiple more times. One … Continue reading Playlist for March 2018