Madelyn Blair, PhD
Riding the Current
Riding the Current
How to Deal with the Daily Deluge of Data

Turn your anxiety and frustration about the information that is raging around you into a calm journey of riding the current, syphoning just what you need from the flow. Don't try to fight it – ride the current.

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Praise for Riding the Current

Here is What Some Have Said About the Book

"Among all the knowledge management books one is unlikely to find such practical wisdom based on hands on experience, written for audiences of all ages and at all stages of life--the art of self improvement turned into practical science. Congratulations!"
~ Uma Lele, Senior Advisor, World Bank Independent Evaluation Department.


"This book is a must-read for anyone who takes his or her self-development seriously. Riding the Current lays out technique after technique for staying abreast of everything that is relevant, navigating the overwhelming sea of knowledge, and using it all to your advantage."
~ Seth Kahan, VisionaryLeadership.com, author of Fast Co's expert blog, Leading Change


"A fresh take on personal knowledge management. Madelyn Blair leads us on a fascinating journey with many unexpected twists and turns. Along the way, we get a multitude of tools, techniques and insights to help keep our knowledge fresh."
~ Steve Denning, author of The Leader's Guide to Storytelling and The Secret of Language of Leadership.


"Learning something new is the ultimate magic experience. How learning becomes knowledge, both personal and organizational has been studied, dissected and debated for many years. Madelyn Blair has crafted a book that unlocks the magic for individuals and organizations wishing to increase their ability to find knowledge in the sea of information we are bombarded with daily.

Madelyn is first and foremost a master story crafter. Her unique ability to move through the English language with selective precision allows her to explain learning with the clarity one only finds on a spring day after an early morning rain storm. By illustrating her thoughts with rich personal anecdotes and stories, she creates a template for learning that any organization or individual can rapidly apply to their own environment with maximum impact.

This book is truly a must read for 'Seekers of new knowledge' and those wishing to keep their knowledge fresh and relevant."
~ Peter J.Engstrom, Board Chairman, At Home Chesapeake, and former Chief Knowledge Officer for Federal Business, Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC).

About Madelyn Blair, Ph.D.

Madelyn is known for her energy and clarity of message. She is an authority in management and leadership issues, in the use of story and narrative in organizational settings, knowledge management, organizational learning, and in the critical area of overcoming information overload. She draws from over 25 years in management and executive positions, and from her extensive work with clients such as the International Monetary Fund, and Brookings Institute.

Past Speaking Engagements

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"This book is a must-read for anyone who takes his or her self-development seriously. Riding the Current lays out technique after technique for staying abreast of everything that is relevant, navigating the overwhelming sea of knowledge, and using it all to your advantage."

Seth Kahan, VisionaryLeadership.com

"A fresh take on personal knowledge management. Madelyn Blair leads us on a fascinating journey with many unexpected twists and turns. Along the way, we get a multitude of tools, techniques and insights to help keep our knowledge fresh."

Steve Denning, author of The Leader's Guide to Storytelling.

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