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A follow trail is a simple question that you can keep asking till you get to the root of something. Just continue to ask the question till y...

What is productivity? Personal growth expert Steve Pavlina has a great definition: Productivity = Value/Time (productivity equals value cr...

Visual thinking is the practice of using pictures (the viewing of pictures and the making of pictures) to enhance your ability to solve prob...

According to a Communication Nation survey, chances are better than 50/50 that any employee will leave your company within the next two year...

The Art of War by Sun Tzu ranks among my favorite books of all time. It's quite simple and easy to read, yet every time I read it I le...

From An Essay by Einstein -- The World As I See It : 'The most beautiful experience we can have is the mysterious. It is the fundamental...

It's a beautiful day here in St. Louis. But if it's raining where you are or you can't get out, visit Vector Park for an enjoya...

If you use PowerPoint, check out a couple of free online courses: Story Template 101 Learn how to define and refine your story using a Story...

Here is Dale Carnegie's summary of his book, How to Win Friends and Influence People , written in 1936. In it you will find: Fundamental...

Do any of these statements ring true? You're a geek and don't want the great line of geekiness to end with you; you need to pass it ...

When you don't know something, sometimes the first instinct is to ask an expert. But I think that's a mistake: experts, wizards and ...

Kevin Kelly is one of the original founders of Wired magazine and a true iconoclast: "I fully embrace the transforming power of techno...

When it comes to new ventures, sometimes it pays to think small. The long tail and other niche market approaches are all examples of think...

At 7:30 am US Central time, on Saturday, October 2nd, Albert Pacino of the Netherlands submitted a link from Communication Nation to Digg.c...

Clarence Larkin's charts are fascinating examples of information design. Charles Larkin was a preacher who spent three years of his lif...