Align Material Incentives, Stupid
To understand why the world feels fractured, we must look at incentives.
Author
Brendan Hart
Brendan Hart is an economist, entrepreneur, and executive advisor with two decades of experience building organizations and leading transformation across technology, defense, human capital, and government. USMC. Dartmouth. UVA-Darden.
Latest
Latest by Brendan Hart
Write More, Challenge More, Fear Less
The strange thing about my public writing is that, although it is short, informal, and real-time, every essay is deeply personal.
People Leave, Culture Stays
Culture requires leadership. Culture demands sacrifice. Culture elevates teamwork and common goals.
You and Your Tribe
The best advice I have ever received is so simple it is silly: invest in yourself.
City Farms, Big Business
We’ll need to produce more food in the next 30 years than we have in the last 10,000.
Make Business Boring Again
There is a misguided belief that innovation must be sexy
To Innovate, Study History
To understand the ride-sharing market, an entrepreneur should become an expert on the history of city-based transportation.
John Wooden’s Secrets to Success
Twelve lessons from the ten-time champion
Hard Things and Slow Deaths
Restarting Adams’s cycle
The Slow Death of American Innovation
The number of Americans starting new businesses has collapsed