In professional tennis, the player with the fewest unforced errors usually wins. The same is true in business.
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Review: The Unforced ErrorIn professional tennis, the player with the fewest unforced errors usually wins. The same is true in business. Continue Reading Review: The Logic of Life, part 2 – Malthus vs. KremerNearly two months after writing the first post in this review, I’ve finally gotten around to writing the follow-up. I hope no one was holding their breath... As I wrote in the first post, one of the unfortunate side-effects to the residency portion of the CCMBA program is that you have a LOT of time on the plane to kill (if you’re not sleeping). Dubai was a good 12 hour flight or so, India was 14 hours, and China will no doubt be another marathon flight. Sleep aids are good, but books also work in a pinch. Just make sure they aren’t textbooks (those aren’t even good for sleep aids!) Continue reading Review: The Logic of Life, part 1On my way home from Dubai, I was presented with a “problem” that I usually don’t encounter when I’m at home: I had too much local currency! Continue Reading |
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