I'm three quarters of my way through a book called Team of Teams by General Stanley McChrystal, a book on leadership, organisational structure, and a way of thinking that's so insightful I can't wait to finish reading just so I can start from the beginning again. Other than the Nassim Taleb books I don't think... Continue Reading →
A poor workman blames his tools
There is this idiom that goes something like this: a poor workman always blames his tools (a Google search reveals this might be better known as a bad workman always blames his tools, but I digress). Having grown up with the idiom oft-repeated to me by my mom, its grown to be such an innate... Continue Reading →