Logan Gelbrich
Professor Rivetti’s Body Proximity Theory
When I was in college, most business majors rushed to get into Professor Rivetti’s finance classes because he was funny and he presented his material in a way that felt …
Specificity in Communication: a Superpower
Like anything, when it comes to asking questions, there’s the good, bad, and everything in between. One specific thing you can steal from me today is a simple observation: The …
Context is King: the Hidden Story Behind “Searching for Sugar Man”
The late designer, Virgil Abloh, once offered the power of context as he held a tin can in his hand. According to him, this object would mostly be viewed as …
Is how you do one thing, how you do everything?
The short answer is “No.” That being said, it’d be helpful if you did in the gym, at least. There are plenty of things that some people do well while …
Integrity is Not Morality (and, What That Means for You)
Do you associate the word integrity with morality? If so, I want to convince you to stop that all together. Hear me out. What if the big “I” word had …