Profiles and observations about influential figures, from industry leaders to historical personalities, and what their work and decisions can teach us.
Weeks of prep, technical diagrams, airtight projections, a proposal to save millions, and halfway through my first slide the CEO raised a hand and ended it in eight words. I knew the systems cold and lost the room anyway. The failure was communication, not expertise, and it is the same lesson every expert-author has to learn before a book can work.
In 1961 a Cuban family fled Castro with their one-year-old son, traded established careers for minimum-wage jobs in Miami, and that infant grew up to become a cop at nineteen, the youngest Circuit Court judge in Miami-Dade history, a death-penalty sentencer, and a TV star. Alex Ferrer’s life reads like a screenplay nobody would believe. Here is the remarkable journey, from Castro’s Cuba to America’s courtroom.
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