This week marks two years of blog posts, delivered every Wednesday night (or Thursday morning for those that sleep in), whether you want it or not. I’m proud to say I have not missed one in two years.
Here are the top 5 posts over the last 12 months (for direct visits to my website):
- The Most Popular Posts of 2010 – seems circular, doesn’t it?
- Upcoming Workshop on Systematic DFMA Deployment – a great time in Providence, RI – June 2011.
- Obsolete Your Best Work – lot’s of great feedback on this one, and a great photo of a guy smashing a Lambo.
- The Obligation of Knowing Your Shit – written after reading a great passage from Post Captain Jack Aubrey standing on the quarterdeck of HMS Surprise (from Patric O’Brian’s famed 21 volume Aubrey–Maturin series on early 19th century British Navy).
- Improve the US Economy, One Company at a Time – I’m part way there.
For those that subscribe to my blog posts, you have different tastes. Here are your top 5:
- Learning Through Disagreement – written after a physics-based discussion with two talented colleges. A great photo of Tip and Reagan – two masters of working across the aisle.
- Pushing on Engineering – how to influence an engineer, written by an engineer.
- Improve the US Economy, One Company at a Time – the only overlap between the lists. I’m still only part way there.
- It’s All About Judgement – innovation is 90% judgement and the other half perspiration. Good luck trying to manage it like a manufacturing process.
- Voice of Technology – who knew listening to Technology could be so sexy.
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I look forward to another great year. Thanks for reading.
Mike
