2020 was a crazy year, and the insanity is waning very slowly. Sure, we do not get pandemics more than every 100 years, but the problems we are experiencing in climate change, mental and physical illness, violence and political unrest, inequity and economic problems, and government taking away our freedom of speech are unprecedented.… Read the rest
One of the reasons I love to study change is that it seems to be ever-present in my life. Yesterday I got a new car, last month I got a new job, and next month will be the one-year anniversary of my sister’s passing.… Read the rest
Why are U.S. public schools not making the grade?
For one thing, they are trying to be all things to all kids, something that G.M. has shown us can no longer be done well. People are unique, and have unique needs and interests, and as marketers (or school systems), if we fail to realize and make efforts to reach each person individually, people become closed.… Read the rest