by Mac Kroupensky | Love, Family, Happiness, Habits, Meditation, Values, Vulnerability
There are weeks when different events seem to converge around the same lesson. This week, I found that lesson in a book that challenges our ideas about compassion, in an unexpected conversation in a hospital waiting room, and in...
by Mac Kroupensky | Love, Family, Cheers, Vulnerability
Some conversations change the course of a company. Others transform a family. Some force us to see a truth we've been avoiding. And some don't even need words. This week I found myself reflecting on the importance of...
by Mac Kroupensky | Embrace your greatness, Culture, Energy, Success, Family, Habits, Motivation, Values
Lo que estoy leyendo Actualmente, estoy inmerso en la biografía de Benjamin Franklin, un personaje que ayudó a escribir la historia de los Estados Unidos. Literalmente. Político, polímata, científico e inventor, considerado el primer ciudadano estadounidense,...
by Mac Kroupensky | Love, Science, Collaboration, Spirituality, Family, Future, Habits, Meditate, Motivation, Values
What I'm Reading This week I'm reading another book by Walter Isaacson, the biographer of Leonardo Da Vinci, Steve Jobs, Albert Einstein, and Elon Musk. This time it's the book «The Code of Life: Jennifer Doudna, Gene Editing, and the Future of the Human...".
by Mac Kroupensky | Love, Art, Embrace your greatness, Chatting with Mac, Humanities, Creativity, Education, To undertake, Success, Family, Happiness, Mexico, Social Media, Elderly, Values
What I'm Reading This week I'm reading «Antifragile» by Nassim Nicholas Taleb. It's one of those books that makes a lot of people uncomfortable because it questions many of the principles and foundations that are part of our Western worldview. For example, he says that...
by Mac Kroupensky | Embrace your greatness, Humanities, social sciences, Success, Family, Happiness, Marketing, Mexico, Networking, Cheers, Technology
What I'm Reading This week I dedicated to reading the latest book by one of my marketing mentors, Philip Kotler, whom I had the pleasure of meeting personally, and who is considered the father of marketing. His first book, «Marketing Management,» has been the book of...
