Neil Senturia

Published in the San Diego Union-Tribune, January 17, 2022 by Neil Senturia At this point, slightly more words have been written about Elizabeth Holmes than have been written about Elvis Presley. But I can’t resist playing “Blue Suede Shoes” one more time. Multiple writers have pointed out the difference between hopeful, optimistic sentences and straight […]

Published in the San Diego Union-Tribune, January 10, 2022 by Neil Senturia Left at the altar. Painful. Expensive. Humiliating. And even worse, you still have to pay the caterer (in this case, the attorney). I have recently had a close-up and personal bird’s eye view of being jilted. Not me personally, but a company where […]

Published in the San Diego Union-Tribune, January 3, 2022 By Neil Senturia First column of 2022. The possibilities are limitless, the page is blank, the world stands before all of us, waiting for the paint to be applied to our unique picture, the optimistic words written for our own story, as well as to face […]

Published in the San Diego Union-Tribune, December 20, 2021 This has been a hell of a year. But we are going out strong, and we are going to end the year with an English lesson suitable for all entrepreneurs who are considering engaging in the startup world of business. We all know that communication is […]

Published in the San Diego Union-Tribune, December 13, 2021 By Neil Senturia poiler alert. This column runs the serious risk of not being politically correct. Just read or rip it up, but don’t send me emails telling me that I am an insensitive lout who doesn’t get it. It turns out, no surprise, that humor […]

Published in the San Diego Union-Tribune, December 6, 2021 By Neil Senturia Do you want to be on a team or do you want to work on the project alone? Or put another way, are two heads better than one? A new study from Wharton professor Duncan Watts dissects the issue and comes up with […]