A different form of literature
Our consultants encounter a type of writing that seems terribly strange, until they realize what it’s for.
Our consultants encounter a type of writing that seems terribly strange, until they realize what it’s for.
Tomorrow is a lot like today, but not always. Beware the law of unintended consequences.
You have many tasks, large and small, difficult and otherwise. For each one you have to choose a way to get it done. A problem arises when you find such a wonderful means that you forget the end.
As we mentioned last week, our navigator was out of the office teaching a professor how to use his sextant. Having decades of experience in both the observations and the calculations involved, he certainly has a firm grasp of the subject. But that’s not always the quality you need in a teacher.