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Merry Christmas to family, friends, colleagues, and to any strangers
who may be reading this as well!
I
could not resist releasing one more newsletter earlier than usual
before the holidays, so that I can introduce you to an extraordinary
person... Jay Baydala, the founder of ChristmasFuture (check it out for a unique way to give a meaningful gift).
I interviewed Jay to learn about the person behind the idea. If you are at all interested in what it takes to be a pioneer, you should meet this person.
And as a bonus, I have also posted a solution to the riddle
from the last newsletter. Haven't seen the riddle? Looking for a fun
diversion? See below. The link to the solution is below that.
Enjoy your holidays and see you in the new year!
Chris
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Lateral Riddles
A surgeon has discovered a tumour in the patient's brain. A strong enough beam of radiation could be used to destroy the tumour.
Unfortunately
in this case, because of the tumour's location and size, a beam strong
enough to destroy the tumour would also kill the healthy cells on the
way to the tumour.
Since surgery is out of the question, what is an elegant solution to destroying the tumour safely?
Click here for a hint...
Click here for a solution... |
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