Mercy for “Meatware”: a Future of Working Smarter, not Faster
One of the many interesting threads that I picked out of the hot economics tome of 2014, Thomas Piketty’s Capital
One of the many interesting threads that I picked out of the hot economics tome of 2014, Thomas Piketty’s Capital
As loyal readers of this newsletter know, we at DFC are advocates of making your workplace where you already are.
When it comes to the Great Work-Life Balance Debate, we at DFC fall firmly into the Live-to-Work camp. I mean, with
Folk wisdom has established strong links between psychopathic tendencies and success in business — it seems almost intuitive that someone who
We at DFC are huge advocates of the positive powers of social media: it does things like help foster connections
As anyone who’s written anything (a novel, a report, heck — this blog!) knows, writer’s block can be a mysterious
If you’ve been tuning into this blog often over recent months, you may have noticed a bit of a thematic
It seems like everyone is talking about introversion and extroversion: how to present powerful ideas, how to communicate, and how
It is a hazard of our economic system that the majority of us (that is, adult humans participating in capitalism)
During the mid-20th century growth explosion, leading economic experts, including John Maynard Keynes, sought to predict what the trend might