by peterwinick on November 15, 2010
In the last two weeks I’ve interviewed a wide variety of authors and thought leaders to gain insight into what they struggle most with. While the range of experience and expertise amongst the group was pretty wide what was most interesting is that the challenges they faced were pretty similar. Their areas of focus and [...]
by peterwinick on October 11, 2010
As an author or thought leader it used to be that you were viewed as the expert and you honed your craft, published your books, did some public speaking and attracted followers. If your message was interesting, smart, innovative or engaging people listened and they followed. And you wrote another book, spoke some more and [...]
by peterwinick on April 15, 2010
if being overwhelmed isn’t a “competitive advantage” but being whelmed might be how do you get there?
by peterwinick on December 18, 2009
In the last few weeks I’ve seen some pretty amazing, bizarre, interesting, joyful, life altering and stressful things transpire to myself and several friends because of how they or those close to them use Facebook. I’ve also been deluged with mindless banter that seems typical of how most people choose to use Facebook. Is it [...]
Peter Winick has over twenty years of experience and has worked with a variety of thought leaders. In addition, he has built and managed several consulting and professional development organizations.
