by Liz Hecht | October 2024 | Book Reviews
“When you give people too much money, they tend to spend it.”― From The Money Trap The Money Trap is a page-turner that starts strong: “Someone wants me out of the way. Someone desperately wants me out of the way. I don’t know who and I don’t know why, but I am...
by Liz Hecht | September 2024 | Practical Considerations
In This Issue: Achieving Connection | Being Clear | Additional Resources Lost in Translation is a great movie about two strangers who meet and forge an unlikely connection while living in a Tokyo hotel. Lost in translation also is something you want to avoid when...
by Liz Hecht | August 2024 | Book Reviews
“AI is far deeper and more powerful than just another technology. The risk isn’t in overhyping it; it’s rather in missing the magnitude of the coming wave … We really are at a turning point in the history of humanity.”― From The Coming Wave The “21st century’s...
by Liz Hecht | July 2024 | Communicating with Distinction
In This Issue: A Sense of Direction | Transitions | The End Aristotle noted long ago that stories must have a beginning, middle and end. “Although this may seem obvious,” writes Aristotle translator Philip Freeman, “many stories fail terribly at being whole and...
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