Monthly Archives: June 2016

by Leslie Durr, PhD In an effort once again to avoid sitting down to write, I decided to watch a DVD on “Writing Great Fiction,” a presentation from The Great Courses that I purchased a while ago, because isn’t there at least one novel in each of us? The lecture was interesting and was working […]

Sean’s coworkers used to be impressed with how he could scan through sales data and compose an email message while talking on the phone about an ad campaign with someone from marketing. They wondered if multitasking could help them get more work done. Then, they noticed Sean didn’t hit his performance goals. Are multitasking pros […]

The Law of Opposites states that the path to success requires going against the norm. It requires doing the unpopular, the unreasonable, and the unorthodox. Moreover, it requires being the exception to the rule and not following standard and accepted practices, traditions, and rituals. The Law of Opposites suggests that the only way you will […]