Authors of "The Phoenix Encounter Method", Ian C. Woodward and V. Paddy Padmanabhan, explain their revolutionary method that removes leaders from their comfort zones in order to innovate and succeed.
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Fiscal policy is like a water cannon and monetary policy a squirt gun. To pivot away from fiscal policy is a substantial unforced error, putting the economy at risk.
"Our present moment is rife with opportunity, and the authors whose work you’ll find in the fall issue challenge you to see it and act on it." —Elizabeth Heichler (@eheichler), executive editor, MIT SMR.
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@andrewtghill Andrew, You had previously already highlighted the fallibility of self-absorbed experts in their echo-chambers. What you do now is illuminate the danger in today's world of instant experts. Deja vu - read Posner's book ten years back on Public Intellectuals.
@andrewtghill@ftbized Andrew. One of the benefits of being in academia is the ability to learn from all your past students who are dealing with this 24/7