Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Words from Woody.
Woody Allen has a short story in this week's New Yorker which has a wonderful description of someone you can't stand. The full story you can find online. For now, think about the most destructive person you work with and consider these words: "...would the world really miss this fatuous little suppository, with his preening self-confidence and emetic cuteness?"
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The piece you really need to read in the January 18th "New Yorker" is the one by Malcolm Gladwell about the highly-overrated notion of the risk-taking entrepreneur.
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