The basics of negotiation that most of us were taught involve concepts like “getting to yes” or “win/win.” But in his book Never Split the Difference: Negotiating As If Your Life Depended On It former FBI negotiator Chris Voss highlights negotiation not as a specialized skill for the boardroom, but something that’s part of your everyday life:  “Everything in life is a negotiation… crossing the street, getting your coffee… you’re probably in 3-7 negotiations every single day.”  As we always try to

It's been years since we offered some ideas about how Gents date in the age of the swipe.  Since then even more people have gotten in on these apps that

Summer left us some weeks back, but with clocks changing last weekend, we know for sure that we are headed for some colder days.  You might find yourself mournfully putting

There is often a lot of debate about the Electoral College anytime a national presidential election looms, but the truth is that so few of us know how it works and why

In 1992 a group of 20 riders broke away from the traditional rodeo scene to form Professional Bull Riders (PBR).  They each put in $1000 and took a risk that

Over fifty-five years after it debuted in the 1964 film Goldfinger, the Aston Martin DB5 is back, though if you didn't already buy it, you're out of luck.  Only 25

Earlier this year we wrote about how Gents should act in a time of panic buying.  As parts of the country went into lockdown, we talked about the leadership that

You've probably heard about the Paleo diet somewhere or you might even have a friend who is an avid proponent of it.  Some of its principles, like steering clear of

Metal coins and paper bills have been used by many cultures since humans stopped using salt and animals as currency.  Cash is the second most-used form of payment in America, just behind

One of the changes that came to us early in 2020 was mandated remote work for a large part of the work force.  As the year continues it looks like

Most of us know that Labor Day is the first Monday in September and that it's the unofficial end of Summer (and that means no more white or seersucker).  It's