50
Number of the WeekThe percent of peer-reviewed scientific papers (50%) that are available for free. So what? Search and make use of readily available information, but be wary ...
37
Number of the WeekThe percent of fast-growing companies (37%) that use formal methods to collect customer ideas about services and products. Even though customers are the number ...
43
Number of the WeekThe percent (43%) of CEOs from the fastest-growing companies who were children of an entrepreneur. So what? Even if you don’t have the genes of an entrepreneu...
20
Number of the WeekThe percent (20%) less likely people are to lie in an email than on a telephone call. So what? The record of an email or other written documents decrease...
75
Number of the WeekThe percent (75%) of survey respondents who looked back on their life and regretted NOT doing something. Only 25% regretted something they did. So what? The lin...
70 Million
Number of the WeekThe number of people (70,000,000) who watched the first televised presidential debate between John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon. This event proved pivotal, as K...
10
Number of the WeekThe percent of people (10%) polled who either did not believe or were not certain if Hawaii was one of the United States. So what? Never underestimate how ill i...
150
Number of the WeekThe optimum number (150) of relationships that the typical person can effectively manage. Why? It has to do with our brain’s capacity to manage neurocognitive...
3 Million
Number of the WeekThe number of radios (3,000,000) in the U.S. in 1924. Twelve years later the number increased to 30,000,000. So what? New communication channels — like ra...
54
Number of the WeekAccording to one study, the success rate (54%) of major change initiatives. So what? The success rate of change can dramatically increase if you make use of the...