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Twenty Four BRAVE Frameworks for a Happy New Year

December 28, 2011 By George Bradt Leave a Comment

Happy New Year! My gift to you is 24 BRAVE frameworks that can help make your coming year happier. Headlines here. Click through to the original articles (on a combination of Forbes.com and PrimeGenesis) for more. Happiness is good – Three goods: good for others, good for me, good at it Five components of BRAVE [...]

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Meg Whitman’s Onboarding into Hewlett-Packard

September 23, 2011 By George Bradt Leave a Comment

Image via CrunchBase Wild times at Hewlett-Packard. Leo Apotheker is out and Meg Whitman becomes H.P.'s fourth CEO in six years. That's always disruptive. Couple that with the various shenanigans and miss-steps H.P.'s been through and Whitman has a particularly tough challenge. I wrote two articles on the situation this morning. "Meg Whitman's Day One [...]

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