It's Almost As If We Have Two

I Think It's Hard To Have A Brand Portal And An Economy Of Trustworthiness In One Of Them That Sloshes Over Into Another. But Saying That There Will Be Only A Limited Number Of These Giant Brand Portals Doesn't Mean A Limited Number Of Companies; It Doesn't Mean That Everybody's Going To Be Working For These Companies. Quite The Opposite. Most Of Us Will Be Working Through Much Smaller Entities That Simply Use These Portals As Vehicles For Getting And Identifying Customers.

Averages Don't Always Reveal The Most Telling Realities. You Know, Shaquille O'neal And I Have An Average Height Of 6 Feet.

The Only Way To Grow The Economy In A Way That Benefits The Bottom 90 Percent Is To Change The Structure Of The Economy. At The Least, This Requires Stronger Unions And A Higher Minimum Wage.

In The '90s It Was Irrational Exuberance. Now It May Be Irrational Doom And Gloom.

Now We're In A Very Different Economy. Throughout The Late 1980s And 1990s American Management Started To Do The Right Things. There Was Extraordinary Investment In Technology. The Dominant Questions Now Are Less How To Do It Better, How To Manage Better, How To Make The Economy Better, Than How To Have Fuller And More Meaningful Lives. Because The Irony Is, Now That We've Come Through This Great Transition, Even Though Our Organizations And Our People Are Extraordinarily Productive, Many Feel That The Nonwork Side Of Life Is Very Thin.