Bill Gates: A Funny, Brutally Honest Memoir in Hyperbole and a Half: Unfortunate Situations, Flawed Coping Mechanisms, Mayhem, and Other Things that Happened by Allie Brosh: Bamboo Innovator Daily: 28 May (Thurs)
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- Bill Gates: A Funny, Brutally Honest Memoir in Hyperbole and a Half: Unfortunate Situations, Flawed Coping Mechanisms, Mayhem, and Other Things that Happened , by Allie Brosh, GatesNotes
- This Billionaire Mom Runs America’s Biggest Woman-Owned Business; under Thai Lee’s management SHI International has grown from a failing software reseller into one of the biggest and best-regarded IT proviider in the world with $6bn in sales: Forbes
- How Jessica Alba Built A $1 Billion Company, And $200 Million Fortune, Selling Parents Peace Of Mind: Forbes
- How Successful People Handle Stress: Forbes
- Life in the age of anxiety: NYT
- John Nash’s Legacy Lives on in Business Strategy: K@W
- Interview with “king of cashmere” Brunello Cucinelli: PI
- Smarter Every Year? Mystery of the Rising IQs: WSJ
- Remembering John Nash: Finding equations to explain the world: Economist
- Why It’s So Important For A Stock Operator To ‘Know Thyself’: Felder
- ‘Change the world through education’: KT
- Entrepreneurs Raising the Next Generation of Chief Executives: NYT
- Why Special Ops Stopped Relying So Much on Top-Down Leadership; Leaders that can persuade others to join their network by articulating a common purpose and rallying others around it will quickly outmaneuver those that rely on top-down: HBR
- An Organization-Wide Approach to Good Decision Making: HBR
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