Disinterest v. Unintrest
/More than just a quibble, it’s a reason we elevate the greedy and destroy the planet.
Read MoreMore than just a quibble, it’s a reason we elevate the greedy and destroy the planet.
Read MoreIts official name: the accismus. I call it the Oh-you-shouldn’t-have figure.
Read MoreThey're the secret to framing. You can use this trio to win any issue.
Read MoreA large vocabulary can do you no end of good. Plus, it can help you distinguish between empaths and sympaths.
Read MoreWhen he bragged about his “deductive” powers, he was actually using a far more useful tool: inductive reasoning.
Read MoreA place to practice argument and persuasion - based on the bestselling Thank You for Arguing by Jay Heinrichs.
The art of persuasion has to do with changing people’s mood, their mind, or their actions. So how does it work when you’re trying to change your own habits?
Some years ago, I gave a talk to 300 marketing executives at a major corporation. The subject was “How to Screw Up.” Being a master at screwing up, I felt well qualified for the presentation.