IT Guys—Stop Playing Defense
by Howard Tullman
Not feeling enough love? Yes, techies are under appreciated until spit hits fan. But if you’re one of them, you’ve got a bigger role to play than you think. Here are three ways to raise your profile. Continue reading
Friday, 5:00 pm – The Conclusion
It’s 5pm at the Union League Club. We crowd into a squash court, not a boxing ring, and close the door. This is a private fight between Alexander Harbinger PhD and Loop Lonagan, man-about-town. That’s right—two of my colleagues and best friends are about to beat each other senseless. And I’m here to enjoy every second of it. Continue reading
Filed under Biography, Characters, Conflict, Entrepreneur
How can games connect people on a unique level?
Games are a form of interaction, challenge and mental stimulation. People play games to teach, for relationship, or just for fun.
A board game or a card game has structure, but some games do not. Some have no rules. Think about the verbal manipulation a child uses to get his way.
What if a game becomes the primary communication tool between two people? Is that healthy? Continue reading
Filed under Characters, Games, Influence, Relationships
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