Thinking. Clearly.
This post originally appeared at Fast Company. It should be the most popular state government program: credit for groceries, so you can feed your family when times are tough. Unfortunately, …
This post originally appeared at Catch This. The fine folks that are the Masters in Language and Communication (MLC) Program at Georgetown University interviewed me for their blog. Mostly we …
This post originally appeared at Catch This. I was interviewed for the MLC Blog (MA in Language & Communication) at Georgetown University, to talk about my background and my career outside of linguistics. …
This post originally appeared at Catch This. I was honored to be part of the Perfect Business Summit in Las Vegas a couple of weeks ago. I gave a short …
This post originally appeared at Fast Company. Do you have a Google alert set on your name? If you’re reading this—that is, if you’re a clued-in business type who understands …
This post originally appeared at Fast Company. Windows Phone 7: a name that provokes people everywhere to say “Meh.” It’s the successor to Windows Mobile 6.5 (an uninspiring name if …
This post originally appeared at Fast Company. Let me start this blog with a gratuitously sexy play on words: In apparel marketing, asses are hot right now. Lacking any actual …
This post originally appeared at Catch This. Until I saw this episode of the IT Crowd, I don’t think I’d ever heard the expression damp squid: As the judge helpfully …
This post originally appeared at Fast Company. I predict that the hottest holiday gift for Californians this year will be the Volcano Vaporizer. Haven’t heard of it? It’s a “revolutionary …
This post originally appeared at Fast Company. I love those Kia hamsters. The first commercial showed a trio of hammies tooling around in their Kia Soul while the rest of …