July 12, 2009

Essential Education: A Whole New Mind

To complete your Essential Education take a few minutes to watch friend Steve Cunnigham's great video summary of the book A Whole New Mind by Daniel Pink


Jul 12, 2009 9:54:56 AM | Books, Globalization, Insight

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