• Bees in the Head (April 16, 2000)
• Night Shift at the GOP Phone Bank (March 26, 2000)
• A Bonfire of Creative Destruction (January 9, 2000)
• Dog Down the Well (January 5, 2000)
• A Burlington Coat Factory Christmas (Dec. 25 1999)
• Mighty Joe Young Is Missing! (October 3, 1999)
• Welcome to Toner Country, USA (September 26, 1999)
• Big Information vs. the Giant Dirtball (September 19, 1999)
• Labor Day Archetypes (September 5, 1997)
• Deadbeats on Parade (August 1, 1999)
• The Book I Meant to Write (July 13, 1999)
• The Lure of the Merchant Credit Card(June 7, 1999)
• The Emperor's New Computer (March 27, 1999)
• I Have Seen the Future and It Is Old (March 7, 1999)
• The Age of Sensors (February 28, 1999)
• Rendering Unto Microsoft (February 7, 1999)
• Watts Wacker & Jim Taylor "The 2000 Year Delta"
• Peter Drucker, "A Conversation with Peter Drucker"
  James F. Moore, "The Death of Competition"
• N. Venkatraman, "IT & Strategy: The New Business Logic"
• Frederick Reichheld, "The Loyalty Effect"
• Harriet Rubin & Avram Miller, "Personal Power and Leadership Miracles"
• Noel Tichy, "A Teachable Point of View"
• Michael Treacy, "Value Leadership, Strategic Agility, and Organizational Greatness"
• Rick Ross, "Systems Thinking Toolbox"
• September 9, Fred Weirsema, "Customer Intimacy"
• James Collins, "Built to Last"
• Morris Shechtman, "Working Without a Net"
• Hirotaka Takeuchi, "The Knowledge-Creating Company"
• Jane Fulton, "The Ethical Manager of the 21st Century"
• Nitin Nohria "Beyond the Hype: Rediscovering the Essence of Management
• Richard Pascale & Tony Athos: “The Art of Reinvention”
• Michael Treacy: “The Customer Comes First, But That's Not Enough”
• Stanley Davis: “The Coming of Knowledge-Based Business”
• James Champy: “Managing the Reengineered Corporation”
• . . . James B. Maas: “Asleep in the Fast Lane”
• James Brian Quinn: "Intelligent Enterprise"
• James Kouzes: "Credibility -- How to Get It, How to Lose It, and Why It Matters"
• James O'Toole: "The Executive's Compass"
• Martin Stoller: "The Going Gets Rough: Issue Management and Crisis Communication"
• Max Bazerman: "Negotiating Rationally"
• Jennifer James, "Organizational Goulash" former faculty member of the psychiatry department at the University of Washington, author of You Know I Wouldn’t Say This If I Didn’t Love You and Women and the Blues: Passions that Hurt, Passions that Heal.

• Watts Wacker & Jim Taylor "The 2000 Year Delta"
  
• Peter Drucker, "A Conversation with Peter Drucker"
  
• James F. Moore, "The Death of Competition"
• N. Venkatraman, "IT & Strategy: The New Business Logic"
• Frederick Reichheld, "The Loyalty Effect"
• Harriet Rubin & Avram Miller, "Personal Power and Leadership Miracles"
• Noel Tichy, "A Teachable Point of View"
• Michael Treacy, "Value Leadership, Strategic Agility, and Organizational Greatness"
• Ron Heifetz, "Leadership Without Easy Answers"
• Manfred Kets de Vries, "Life and Death in the Executive Fast Lane"
• Scott Adams, "The Dilbert Principle"
  
• Robert Cooper, "Executive EQ"
  
• Judy Bardwick, "Finding Comfort in Endless Danger"
• Christopher Bartlett, "Beyond Strategy to Purpose"
• Morris Shechtman, "Working Without a Net"
• Hirotaka Takeuchi, "The Knowledge-Creating Company"
• Jane Fulton, "The Ethical Manager of the 21st Century"
• Nitin Nohria "Beyond the Hype: Rediscovering the Essence of Management
• Richard Pascale & Tony Athos: “The Art of Reinvention”
• Garry Wills: “Certain Trumpets”
• Sue Miller Hurst: “Dialogue”
• . . . James Autry: “Finding the Balance in Life and Work”
• James Brian Quinn: "Intelligent Enterprise"
• John Kotter: "The Leadership Factor"
• Meg Wheatley: "Quantum Thinking: Leadership and the New Science"
• James Kouzes: "Credibility -- How to Get It, How to Lose It, and Why It Matters"
• James O'Toole: "The Executive's Compass"
• Martin Stoller: "The Going Gets Rough: Issue Management and Crisis Communication"
• Max Bazerman: "Negotiating Rationally"

Author, humorist, poet and bon vivant, Michael Finley can be communicated with at mfinley@mfinley.com.

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