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LATEST POST:HOW NFTS COULD HAVE SAVED THE TAYLOR SWIFT TOUR PRESALE Jennifer Murphy, Ph.D., Founder & CEO (Taylor's Version)
Unless you either live under a rock or don’t have a relative/friend/boss who’s a Swiftie, you know that Taylor Swift concert tickets went on sale this week. You probably also know it was a catastrophe, with the blood and tears of millions of Swifties on Ticketmaster’s hands. It was enough to divert an entire news cycle away from Elon Musk. I’m here to tell you how in the future, this sort of thing might not happen.
PREVIOUS POSTS:When “Good Enough” Isn’t: Lessons from an Electric Toothbrush Eric Sikorski, Ph.D., Director of Programs & Research
I have been brushing my teeth for 40 years, which is approximately 1,000 hours of practice. Not exactly the 10,000 hours to achieve mastery, according to K. Anders Ericsson, although seemingly sufficient for a menial task. I didn’t think much about my toothbrushing proficiency, but if pressed, I would have said it’s “good enough.” However, the last few trips to the dentist...
Rebounding on and off the court Jennifer Murphy, Ph.D., CEO & Founder
I recently had the privilege of joining Coach Matt Doherty on his webcast where we talked about a variety of workplace training topics. My first conversation with him was probably one of the most memorable moments of my career to date, as it revolved around two of the things I care most about in the world: leadership and...
In Curling, yelling is the best form of communication Michael King, Ph.D.; Human Factors Researcher II
The Olympics concluded last week and some of you may have watched the fascinating sport of curling. I don’t know about you, but when I watch curling, I have many questions. Questions such as” “What the heck is going on?” and “How do they keep score?” But the aspect of curling that intrigues me the most is...
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