The complete inklings : columns on leadership and creativity

Intro -- Table of Contents -- Foreword -- Preface -- For Me To Be More Creative, I Am Waiting For . . . -- Schizophrenia in Management Excellene, or Why I Am Still Borrowing Money for the Kids' Tuition -- Leadership or Management? -- The Type-A Domino Theory -- Organizational Success Is Easy: Simply Hire Good People and Keep Them -- Push the Risks Downward -- Nixon on Leadership: Surprisingly Good -- Who Will Tend the Butterflies? -- You're Probably Smarter Than Your Parents, But Lazier, Too -- Imagination Is Intelligence at Play -- Where Are You, Mike Wallace, When I Need You? -- Travel Nonsense from The Wall Street Journal -- Campbell's Travel Tips: Carry a Swiss Army Knife and Put the Rental Car Keys on Top of the Hotel TV -- Fathers, Sons, and Mutual Respect -- Risk-taking, or How I Came to Jump Out of a Banquet Cake -- One Hundred Punch Lines -- Experience: The New Management Fad -- Both Ronald Reagan and I Are Growing Older -- Pink and Blue Test Forms: The Single Greatest PR Mistake in the History of Psychological Testing -- A Passionate Corrections Officer with Sparkling Eyes -- Affirmative Action Poker -- Corporate Taboos and Junk Detectors -- The CCL Power Eating Plan Diet: If Nobody Sees You Eat It, It Doesn't Count -- A Collection of Old Watches: "Time Flies, Never to Return -- Who Gets the New Truck? -- My Life with Industrial/Organizational Psychologists -- How Can I Stay Out of Their Way Today? -- Money Can't Buy Happiness, But It Helps If You Look for It in Interesting Places -- ABC-Always Buy Colorado," and Other Nonsense -- LDP: History's Most Influential Psychological Training Program -- Sad, Poignant Memories -- The Normal Memo Is Normally Dull -- The Leader As Extravert -- The Average Self-rating on "Ethical Behavior" Is Way Above Average -- Men and Boys and Their Toys -- Problem-Makers, Problem-Solvers, and Problem-Finders