Ken Goldstein talks about the dynamics of business coaching, and offers three specific tips.
Don’t Fear the Fad
Just because something is a fad does not necessarily make it a bad investment.
Learning From Mars
What does landing a rover on Mars have to do with business? Everything, says Ken Goldstein.
The Business of Loyalty
Loyalty starts with shared values, writes Ken Goldstein. And the place where an individual and a corporation can align those values is the place where both will succeed.
Built to Launch?
Ken Goldstein talks about the difference between a good IPO and a good company: the people that choose to stay.
Comfortably Numb, Stupidly Unashamed: Rielle Hunter and Serial Apathy
If all that is needed to become a celebrity is to have an affair with one, writes Ken Goldstein, have we become a species that has amused itself to death?
The Ultimate Broker
Ken Goldstein looks at the vast marketplace that is the internet, and how we can broker our wares with ever-increasing efficiency.
Warp Factor Ten: The New Cruise Control
Life is moving faster than ever, and the stock market moves and reacts at what seems to be warp speed.
Facebook After the IPO
Ken Goldstein looks at the game-changers that have become a part of Facebook’s secret sauce, and why it must now strive to achieve consistent
Manners Made To Order
When did manners in the business place become a rarity? Ken Goldstein reflects on the ever-changing environment of the workplace.
Words, Words, Words… and Questions
In the age of the internet and digital publication, will the writing profession thrive or perish?
Dodging the Greatest Hits Graveyard
Ken Goldstein discusses the lesson in courage and vision that gets a company (or a performing artist) from one-hit wonder to sustainability even beyond “greatest hits.”
A Plan Is Something You Have Until You Get Hit
Ken Goldstein’s advice: Plan all you want, but be nimble
The Quality Chronicles: The Bug That Killed an IPO
In a world of “Better, Faster, Cheaper” Ken Goldstein reminds us that Quality Assurance is a process not a department.
Like Is Not Enough
Ken Goldstein looks at the business strategy of like vs. love.
Beware the Idle Question
Ken Goldstein says the answer to the question isn’t always the right response.