A little weekend reading...
Compiled by Anthony Demangone
Happy Friday, everyone. Please enjoy this week's reading pile. And this is an order: Enjoy the weekend.
- We're driving more. (Calculated Risk)
- Number one in our hearts. Number 14 in financial literacy. (WSJ)
- Your big break. (Godin)
- The kids are all right. Classmates give bullied kid a new pair of shoes. His reaction warmed my heart. (Sportsgrid)
- Conducting a social media audit. (HBR)
- Uh-oh. What 200 calories of every Thanksgiving food looks like. My plate doesn't look like that. (BI)
- Seven surprising questions to measure your leadership. (Leadership Freak)
- One big difference between boomers and millennials. (BI)
- Booking travel to Syracuse now. This restaurant does a turkey dinner on a "stuffing"Â waffle." Who knew such wonders existed? (FoodNetwork)
- How does Bill Gates handle his email? (BI)
- The cult of productivity may be making you less productive. (Quartz)
- Realtors expect a slower housing market in 2016. (WSJ)
- We're living longer. Good for us! Bad for social security. (NYT)
- Eating the whole quiche. A story about leadership. (Leadwithastory)
- Five reasons millennials are not answering your phone call. (Inc.)
- Someone asked T.Boone Pickens for financial advice. And the answer was simple, and very powerful. (BI)
- Survey: More than 60% of bank leaders believe their firms have to have $1 billion in assets or more to be competitive. (WSJ).Â
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