The Art of Leadership Through Adaptation and Continuous Planning | By Mike Critelli
Competition in business markets, like wars, have many unanticipated twists and turns. A single fixed “strategic plan” has to be frequently changed to adapt to external conditions.
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The Affordable Care Act: 10 Years Later | By Mike Critelli
The Affordable Care Act preserved an imperfect, but workable, system, rather than replacing it with a complete single-payer system that would have destroyed a lot more of what is actually working quite well.
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A Christmas book I was given consists of 131 techniques for becoming far more conscious of what is around us, and it succeeded in getting me to think differently about my own life experiences.
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Let’s Use Holidays to Unite Us
At their best, all religions celebrate optimism, unity, love, & faith; all are welcoming & inclusive, while celebrating how they differ from other religions at the time of these holiday observances. We should celebrate their best expressions of diversity
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Sports Data Analytics Is Pulling Us Toward Artificial Intelligence Everywhere
The most important trend in all sports and entertainment has been the transition from decision-making based on traditional human intelligence and experience to decision-making driven heavily by data.
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The political party establishments, expert political commentators and the media are clearly bewildered by the staying power of anti-establishment candidates like Donald Trump, Dr. Ben Carson, and Bernie Sanders.
In recounting the history of collection and use of baseball statistical data, Lewis described what I consider to be a most interesting parallel between the history of baseball statistical data and the history of healthcare data.
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