Interviews
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Interviews
A Better and Faster Manifesto
Today's Thinker in Residence with Jeremy Gutsche features and excerpt from his ChangeThis.com manifesto
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Interviews
A Q&A with Jeremy Gutsche
Jeremy Gutsche answers our questions about his new book Better and Faster.
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Interviews
Kelly Leonard & Tom Yorton on Business and Books
Kelly Leonard & Tom Yorton, authors of Yes, And, talk about the books that have influenced them and what they're reading now.
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A Q&A with Kelly Leonard and Tom Yorton
Kelly Leonard and Tom Yorton of The Second City answer our questions about their book Yes, And.
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Kelly Leonard & Tom Yorton
Kelly Leonard & Tom Yorton take the secrets of improv from Chicago's famed Second City into the business world to tackle problems with laughter and trust.
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Kevin Ashton on Business and Books
Kevin Ashton, author of How to Fly a Horse, talks about the books that inspired him, and the authors he loves.
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Interviews
A Q&A with Kevin Ashton
Kevin Ashton - who came up with the phrase "The Internet of Things" - answers our questions about his book How to Fly a Horse.
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Kevin Ashton
There are no secrets. When we ask writers about their process or scientists about their methods or inventors where they got their ideas from...
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Alison Levine on Business and Books
Alison Levine answers our questions about business and books, and hints at where she might head next in her writing.
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A Q&A with Alison Levine
Alison Levine—adventurer, explorer, and mountaineer—answers some of our questions about leadership on On the Edge.
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One of the best things about working at Porchlight is the opportunity to form relationships with the authors who write the books we sell. One of the great things about forming those relationships is that it allows us, when time permits, to ask the authors about their work.