What we hear can affect how we work | Marketplace from American Public Media.
This is an interview I did with Kai Ryssdal on Marketplace yesterday. You can hear the show or read the transcript. Let me know your thoughts on how sounds in your work environment effect your productivity.
This afternoon I heard exciting news from one of my editors at Hudson Stress Press-Penguin Group USA that I just had to share.
Last week Apple released its iTunes Rewind selections for 2011, revealing the best music, apps, TV shows, movies, books and podcasts of the year. And… Healing at the Speed of Sound® was awarded as one of the ’Top 10 Enhanced Books of the Year’!
This is a prestigious honor awarded to only a handful of books selected by Apple’s editorial staff, and based on best-selling purchases of the year. I’m thrilled to see the great response we continue to get to the book from the media, our readers, and now from Apple!
This is my first post since the book was released on September 29th. The book launch has been a whirlwind of activity. Now that things are settling down somewhat I plan to start sharing information here more frequently. Thank you all for your support!
If you play an instrument, this should be music to your ears: According to a new study in Psychology and Aging, lifelong musicians experience fewer age-related hearing problems than non-musicians.
Read more of my interview with Madeline Haller in Men’s Health.
