BusinessWeek just published their summer reading list for MBA students. The ten books include titles by Malcolm Gladwell, Thomas Friedman, Michael Porter, and James Joyce (!). Number ten? The Back of the Napkin.
Wow.
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June 07, 2008
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How does the summer and winter correlation work?
How does that work? I mean like a mild summer equals a mild winter or hot summer equals cold winter? I don't know which one it is? So far I think we have had a mild summer but thats just me.
Posted by: hair loss | April 27, 2010 at 10:17 AM
I have my summer must haves and tips. But what are yours? Maybe I can learn something new, or pick up something to add to mine. I mean beauty tips, styles you have to have in the summer, make-up, beauty products. Anything you love during the summer :) It can even be music!
Posted by: generic viagra | April 12, 2010 at 03:33 PM
Dan,
Congratulations - I picked up your book and agree it is a great business book. I recommended it on my summer reading list as well. Business really is about communication and I have become somewhat of a "visual practitioner" in our strategic planning work. Your book is a mus read for anyone who has to communicate with people.
Tom
Posted by: Tom Hood | June 29, 2008 at 08:00 AM
now THAT's cool! congratulations on the recognition - and on a fantastic book!
Posted by: patti digh | June 24, 2008 at 06:06 AM
Congratulations Dan! I agree it is the BEST business book I have read in the last few years (and I read plenty of them). I do have one suggestion: a downloadable version of the codex and framework. I like carry around a 8x11 sketch book, and have taped a copy of both of those tables into the back (so I have it for reference without carrying the book). You can see a photo of what I mean here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/68758450@N00/2575928332/
It would be cool to have a PDF downloadable version on your site as a tool.
Posted by: Dave Sohigian | June 13, 2008 at 09:35 AM
When your book is in any list with ULYSSES...I mean, dang. Congrats!
Posted by: Austin Kleon | June 07, 2008 at 09:26 AM