Why every organization needs a resident historian—not just a marketing department I’ve been thinking a lot about organizational effectiveness lately. I’m working on a primer for innocent bystanders thrust into high-stakes managerial roles, as a prelude to something even more ambitious—one that concerns a titan of industry—and since then, everything around me seems to be… Continue reading Boards, Brands, and the Blind Spot for the Broader Context
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An Interview with Renard Baudrillard on The Digital Fossil
Felix Saxa sat down with Renard Baudrillard to discuss his project "Digital Fossil." The following is a transcript of their discussion. Felix : Welcome, dear listeners, to another edition of our podcast "Shooting the Sh*t and Eating Some Food." Today, I have the pleasure of speaking with Renard Baudrillard, an artist who rejects that label… Continue reading An Interview with Renard Baudrillard on The Digital Fossil
An Interview with Hector Dupaix on Navigating a Polarized World
Felix Saxa sat down with Hector Dupaix to discuss his recently published book. The following is a transcript of their discussion. Felix Saxa: Welcome, dear listeners, to another edition of our podcast "Shooting the Sh*t and Eating Some Food." Today, I have the pleasure of speaking with Hector Dupaix, a thought-provoking philosopher whose new book,… Continue reading An Interview with Hector Dupaix on Navigating a Polarized World
To Be Still Or To Strive
Your smartphone or wearable chimes with a reminder to take a few moments to breathe. You open up your Wim Hof Method Breathing & Cold™ app—"download it; it's good stuff"—to begin brrrrrreathing in relaxation and breathing out stress. For a couple of minutes, depending on your skill level and what's going on in your life,… Continue reading To Be Still Or To Strive



