The Shape of Successful Storytelling
From the Bible to Hollywood, humans are storytellers. Through experts and our own experience, we can uncover a clear picture of successful storytellling.
Entries by Adam Tiouririne
The Three-Step Cure for Sucky Slide Presentations
Bad presentations aren’t bad because they’re ugly. They’re bad because they’re ineffective. Get your Steve Jobs on with these three design principles.
Top Three Takeaways from Election 2014
Republicans dominated Election 2014, building a bench for future years and benefiting from effective state-level strategy of past years.
What Governors Want
Governors talk about jobs when they’re in close elections, education when their schools are improving, and healthcare when they’re mad at the President.
How to Predict the Future
Predicting the future is the core business competency. Doing it right takes a combination of experience, research, and modeling.
The NFL in Crisis
It will take months, perhaps years, of meeting stakeholders’ expectations to restore trust in the NFL and its commissioner. These four principles show how.
When People’s Democratic Republics Are None of the Above
People’s Democratic Republics are actually the least likely countries to be popular, democratic, or republican — an Orwellian trend in national names.
Lessons in Loyalty from Market Basket’s “Artie T.”
In his first public appearance in years, reinstated Market Basket CEO Arthur T. Demoulas showed us why he was worth fighting for.
Me, Myself, and I: Democrats vs Republicans
An analysis of governors’ State of the State speeches shows that Republican governors say I, me, my, and mine almost 40% more than Democrats do.
Meet the Brit Who Could Save Our Sunday Shows
A transatlantic infusion is just what America needs to revive a storied, important, and badly weathered political institution: Meet the Press.