How the Mighty Fall: Part V

by | February 24, 2016 | Articles, Business Models, Leadership, Strategy

We now come to our fifth and final installment: Capitulation to Irrelevance or Death. “Irrelevance” is a subtle touch. It’s a fair bet that not too many readers of Adam Smith, Esq. see themselves as, or would be content to be, spending their working...

Welcome to the Refreshed Adam Smith, Esq.

by | February 19, 2016 | About the Site, Articles

The observant and—one can hope—the unobservant alike among you will note an updated look here at AdamSmithEsq.com. We readily admit this “refresh” means more to us than it means to you, and we’re fine with that.  Indulge us a moment. A few of the...

A Brief Interlude on Language

by | February 16, 2016 | About the Site, Articles

In the midst of our series on Jim Collins’s How the Mighty Fall, it occurs to me it might be valuable to pause and talk for a moment about language. Partly this is prompted by a bit of self-consciousness on my part, that the true value of Collins’s five...
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