I’m Johnnie Moore, and I help people work better together
Guy Kawasaki’s picks up on Duncan Watts’ very provocative research on network effects: Forget the A-list after all. (I wrote about Watts’ stuff here and here last year.)
Watts is framed as some kind of anti-Gladwell because his work challenges the Tipping Point view that some folks have much more influence than others in the propagation of ideas.
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I’ve not been blogging much here lately. I’m glad to have a decade’s worth of posts to look back on but I’ve been conspicuously not
I recently revisited a podcast I recorded with Viv McWaters and Roland Harwood about The Tyranny of the Explicit. It dates from 2010 and I’m
A metaphor about writing has wisdom for much of our lives at the moment
I’d like to be in more groups that daydream together