Listening to: King Of Pain - The Police

• The Rewritten Rules of Management
  
  In this hard-charging manifesto, Tom Ehrenfeld directs our attention to Bill Swanson’s
  act of plagiarism and asserts that by letting Swanson get by with a slap on the wrist
  is like letting the Enron folks off with a small fine and a few hours of community
  service.
• Owner’s Guide to Difficulties
  
  When you feel the tension building in that space between your shoulder blades,
  or you lay in bed at night unable to stop that film replaying all the days stresses,
  use Peter Albert’s techniques for handling all life’s difficulties.
• The Eyeball Artisan
  
  Sports Illustrated columnist Chris Ballard offers an inspiring story of an unusual
  man who loves an unusual job. This excerpt from Ballard’s book, The Butterfly Hunter,
  is certain to ignite your search to find your true calling.
• Management Advice: Which 90%
  is Crap?
  
  The way business advice is sold today makes it difficult to cull the good from
  the bad. With refreshing candidness, Bob Sutton shows how to divine diamonds from
  dust with these guidelines.
• Crafter’s Manifesto
  
  Ulla-Maaria Mutanen explores the increasing popularity of crafting in this celebratory
  call-to-arms to everyone who enjoys getting their hands dirty once in awhile.
• Killer Instinct
  
  Best selling thriller novelist, Joseph Finder, introduces us to a dynamic (though
  fictional) sales expert, Jason Steadman, to illustrate key techniques for selling
  with killer instinct.

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