Con­sid­er these ideas from the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize Winner.

Here’s a peek into the evo­lu­tion of Tom’s thinking.

For­mer Burg­er King chief Bar­ry Gib­bons says be any­thing oth­er than ordinary.

From Coyle’s The Tal­ent Code: You’re more effec­tive when engaged in your work.

Tom explores the mes­sage from Cool Friend Matthew Kel­ly’s book, The Dream Man­ag­er.

A col­lec­tion includ­ing: CEOs Are Idiots and New Econ­o­my, New Biz Degrees, among others.

Tom’s opin­ion of what’s miss­ing from the typ­i­cal B‑school curriculum.

Tom pro­vides a must-read book list to help you with rela­tion­ships in business.

Tom talks about a key to suc­cess: read­ing. Stay informed and devel­op ana­lyt­i­cal skills.

Tom’s view on max­i­miz­ing the imple­men­ta­tion skills of your organization.

Tom sug­gests Mas­ter of Meta­bol­ic Man­age­ment, Doc­tor of Enthu­si­asm, and more.

Think­ing may be the most use­ful skill in years to come.

Con­nec­tiv­i­ty via the Inter­net: the accom­pa­ny­ing advances, changes, and challenges.

This PDF gives Tom’s pre­scrip­tion for edu­ca­tion to pre­pare for work life today.

Tom reminds us that writ­ing is a craft to be honed.

Cain’s book inspired Tom to re-eval­u­ate how we all see the non-talk­ers among us.

Tom gives his view of what’s wrong with edu­ca­tion and how to improve it.