Monthly Archives: March 2012
“Free” shouldn’t be
Sitting around the massive ash conference table were over thirty people who represented, and I am not exaggerating, a millennium of experience and knowledge. At least a thousand years of practical, priceless information. Free for the asking. The instant question … Continue reading
High fidelity board decisions
A thousand families. When I think of Chieftan Corporation, and the role I played as Chairman of that company, that’s what I think of. If you apply the typical family size of about four people, that’s four thousand individuals. And … Continue reading
Providence
Inertia is a powerful thing, as any physicist will tell you: “A body at rest tends to stay at rest; a body in motion tends to continue its motion along its trajectory.” In other words, the power of the status … Continue reading