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Insights In Racing & her fans

Well. Today we stood on the finish line of Indianapolis Speedway. We could see the approach to the line when we looked one way, and we could see Turn 1 when we looked the other way. Beside us was the famous pagoda occupied by the Hulman family and other people important to the ownership and […]

via Our feet hit the Bricks! — Sandy Kenyon

Pollster & App Development Forecasting

Paris this week is sunny and unseasonably cold, with a quirky, biting wind. A shivering snake of art-appreciators fills the space in front of the Pompidou, inching forward to the security check. The attraction is a major retrospective of Cy Twombly, the master of runic squiggles and suggestive word-juxtapositions that may well mean something, […]

via In the Countdown (and Desperately Reading Entrails) — POINT de VUE: PARIS

Traits of Champions & Leaders

featured picture from http://www.ayrtonsennadasilva.wordpress.com Sources: The Traits (Qualities) of a True Champion https://grandprixdrivermyblog.wordpress.com/2013/06/20/the-traits-qualities-of-a-true-champion-from-the-winning-mind-the-winning-edge-and-endless-possibilities-far-and-great-horizons-2/ and http://www.grandprixchampion.wordpress.com “Together, one mind, one life (one small step at a time), let’s see how many people (and lives) we can encourage, impact, empower, enrich, uplift and perhaps even inspire to reach their fullest potentials…and become evermore champions along the […]

via The Traits (Qualities) of a True Champion — BOOKS BY CRAIG LOCK

Cross-Culture Study #Management

http://libgen.io/scimag/ads.php?doi=10.1111/joop.12162&downloadname= We study cross-cultural differences in self-promotion by comparing the self-citation behaviour of scholarly authors originating from individualist and collectivist cultures, using original data on 1,346 journal articles published between 2009 and 2014 in the fields of Management and Business. Our main finding is that articles by authors from individualist cultures are about twice as […]

via Cross-cultural differences in self-promotion: A study of self-citations in management journals — Union Reader