A Minute with Alan® — Almost a Lawyer
February 19th, 2025 Almost a Lawyer.
A Minute with Alan® — Rules and Judgment
February 18th, 2025 Rules and Judgment.
There Is No Title that Says “C-Suite” or “VITO”
It's become fashionable to talk about "Vito" (Very Important Top Officer) in marketing, thought it sound more like a mob leader to me. People also throw around "C-suite" as if it denotes some exclusive gathering areas of executives, like ancient
Alan Weiss’s Monday Morning Memo® – 2/17/2025
Recency bias is the overemphasis on recent experiences. For example, I never really noticed pickup trucks. I saw them, but couldn't tell one brand from another, figured they were used by contractors. But my wife suggested that we buy a
Guest Column: Battlefield Lessons from Antietam and Gettysburg for Business Breakthroughs
Battlefield Lessons from Antietam and Gettysburg for Business Breakthroughs Chris Kolenda History’s greatest leaders faced chaos, uncertainty, and high stakes—just like you. The Battle of Antietam and the turning point at Gettysburg weren’t just military clashes; they were masterclasses in leadership under
Saturday Night Dead
We watched the first hour of the 50th anniversary of SNL last night, and it was beyond lame. Aside from the prior hour's "red carpet" dumb and dumber interviews, the skits on the show—and I expected the historic great ones—were
A Minute with Alan® — Beauregard
February 17th, 2025 Beauregard.
Eggs and Heat
In retrospect, is it seems that the price of eggs in November was and is more important than the amount of heat in August. People respond to immediate concerns in their lives much more readily and powerfully than existential issues.
A Minute with Alan® — Shock Value
February 14th, 2025 Shock Value.