Category Archives: evidence-based business

Going Against the Grain

Posted on July 25, 2008 by dan

Don’t trust your brain. There are some very systematic ways that the brain is designed to be able to function, but it’s not helpful to you in life and business. Here’s some examples based on known psychological concepts and theories … Continue reading →

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Avoiding the Snake-Oil Salesmen

Posted on July 21, 2008 by dan

You’ve seen them out in the business world. When they start talking, you’re reminded of late-night commercials that purport to tell you that the perfect knife set can be yours for only $19.95, satisfaction guaranteed. But, wait… there’s more.  They’re … Continue reading →

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Bacon and Eggs

Posted on July 15, 2008 by dan

Since I’ve recreated my website and my blog, this post isn’t entirely indicative of what my blog is frequently going to feature. But it is one of my favorite posts from my old blog, and I think that the information … Continue reading →

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