Would the United States be better off with or without the Interstate Highway System (read: federally regulated net neutrality)? Think about this...

Consider this piece that made (makes) my blood boil. Another professor who thinks creating safety and self esteem in students is coddling. Spare me. Help us. And how can WSJ publish this? Comments welcomed.

Join my conversation with Celia Pereiro , the head of payments for Amadeus, as we discuss the current state of digital payment developments in the travel industry.

Worthy read. Showcases power of education -- for the good and bad. And, shows the pain of change. Some groups disown non-believers -- Scientologists, Amish, Mormons, Orthodox Jews. Sad that we can't enable folks to break bread together. Ponder all this in today's political world in US. The candidates didn't shake hands at the last debate. One threatens to jail another. One abuses women according to accounts of many credible women. How do we educate for the good and how do we root out education filled with venom and hate and distrust of others? …see more

BarFrog is making the process of closing a bar or restaurant tab much less painful. Anthony Milici tells PYMNTS how.

A great reminder from one of the best. "The First Draft of Anything is Shit!" -Ernest Hemingway. Most people get so attached to what we write and it can make feedback and edits extremely personal. As you become more experienced practicing Word Economy, you will become grateful for the opportunity for revisions. #writing #marketing …see more

On World Refugee Day, join the World Bank Group in celebrating the resilience of people affected by displacement in Sub-Saharan #Africa. June 20, 2017 TIME: 4h30 pm to 6 pm PLACE: The World Bank, James D. Wolfensohn Atrium, Washington, DC #WorldRefugeeDay …see more

Several lawsuits have been filed by customers claiming to have been impacted by the hack… but who was really hurt? Think about this...

My road trip to Southeast Queens was at the invitation of Erica Ford, who by any definition is a force of nature. She runs a nonprofit organization called Life Camp, Inc. The work that Life Camp does is unlike anything I’ve ever seen. Think about this... …see more

What type of exit multiples are #VCs looking for when they make a #seed #investment ? #seedfunding

Thought #Leader in #ArtificialIntelligence : Stuart Nisbet , Chief #DataScientist Cadient Talent #ai

PSA!!! If you haven’t listened to any of my other podcasts, PLEASE listen to this episode! Self-defense coach and martial artist Marieclare shares some incredible, potentially life-saving tips for people who find themselves in a situation where they’re being attacked or assaulted. This episode is only 40 minutes long, and her advice is suited for both men AND women. Learning to protect your self is a form of self-love. #podcast #sworntestimonies …see more

This is why it is important to seek more signal, less noise. Despite the furor and the seeming ubiquity of #deletefacebook, the bulk of us are unlikely to stop using social media. That doesn't let Facebook  off the hook of how it allows data to be used by third parties but it certainly lessens the actual pressure they face. …see more

Please read and re-read this article (bravo to the men who participated) and respond to the notion I was told by one publication that the "Kavanaugh" issues are no longer a news peg. I beg to differ. These are issues affecting many, including in our schools, our colleges, our workplaces -- as students, teachers, faculty, staff, workers, administrators. These issues are in a pot that is still cooking on a stove. For sure and for real. The question, raised in the 5 part series I wrote on this, is how we can help schools, colleges and workplaces help their students. See: InsideHigherEd (suggesting pop-up courses); New England Journal of Higher Ed (suggesting integration of issues/substance/knowledge into existing classes and hypervigilance); Forest of the Rain Productions and LinkedIn (pop-up courses for K-12), University Business (strategies for workplaces and culture shifts -- forthcoming), and a to be placed piece on how elite private schools can change their culture apropos of the "Kavanaugh" debacle. …see more

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Absolutely delighted to be featured on Lee McEnany Caraher 's podcast! Have a listen if you feel so inclined. She's incredible.

If you haven’t seen #themorningshow on Apple TV, they do an exceptional job of capturing the complexity of the “Me Too” movement from a raw, honest place. So often, people who have experienced sexual assault suffer in silence. There’s nothing wrong with allowing yourself to express grief. In fact - when done in community, it’s actually a crucial part of the healing process. You can read my full review on TV Fanatic. …see more

"If you believe that every issue is black and white, then you, my friend, are colorblind. You are not a solution; you are part of the problem. Your insistence on viewing complicated issues through a limiting lens is destructive and unnecessarily polarizing. Sometimes things are complicated. Sometimes there are no easy answers. It is not until we recognize the gray areas that we will be able to effectively deal with the complexities of the human existence." - What are your thoughts on this? …see more

The pandemic will be remembered as the great accelerant, quickly changing how we work, where we work, and what we consider to be important...

I guarantee you at 18 years old, I had never even heard the term KPI let alone do what this guy,  Connor Blakley , is doing. Pretty impressive. Have to say, I'm still not a fan of using terms based on demographics (e.g. Genz, Millennial). …see more