“You’re excellent at drawing and should go into business” is what we don’t say to kids… but maybe we should. Visual thinkers solve problems and, despite business’ reliance on numbers and spreadsheets, the whiteboard reigns supreme in strategy sessions for...
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Your native language affects how you think about time. English is read left to right, Chinese top to bottom and Arabic from right to left. Unsurprisingly, when asked to organize events chronologically from earliest to latest, English speakers drew a...
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In 1894, 30 railroad employees were killed when President Grover Cleveland deployed 12,000 U.S. troops and several thousand U.S. Marshals to crush the wildcat Pullman Strike. Six days later, in the hopes of healing the wounds from this action, Congress...
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