
SKINNER IN THE GAME | 50x50: Whatever Happened to the Harvard Class of 1976?
Michael Conniff sits down with Rod Skinner for a conversation on purpose, leadership, and lifelong creativity.
For people who want to read some good stuff and write better from a guy Walter Isaacson calls "a writer's writer."
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