The Language of Organizational Life
There are two kinds of people, eaters and bakers. More on that later... Recently I started using Google+ as an alternative to Facebook. So far I love it and I invite you to check it out too. As I am learning how to use Google+ I found an on-line introduction book written by Guy Kawasaki. He... Continue Reading →
We have all been there. You are in the middle of an important discussion at work and you wonder what the other person is thinking, but not saying. To be fair you are thinking, but not saying, too and you have your own assumptions and stories bouncing back and forth in your mind. Imagine if we could invoke "thought... Continue Reading →
You may have read this story this past week. A recent graduate from Yale died in a car accident on the way to meet her parents. A young promising life cut short; a terrible tragedy. Here name was Marina Keegan. Her story became widespread news when the piece she wrote for her commencement class hit the internet. It is a... Continue Reading →
Note: Each Thursday I will post a little something to inspire us to finish the week strong. These Thursday Thoughts will be a quote, piece of music, artwork, or inspirational video. Congratulations, you made it over the hump and let's finish the week together. What is inspiration? Each Thursday I post something uplifting and positive... Continue Reading →
I recently read an article written by William J. Bennett who monitors the list of University commencement speakers each year. He is reviewing the trend on the chosen speakers and the message of these speakers. It is a terrific idea Mr. Bennett has here as it can tell us so much about where society stands (at least... Continue Reading →
Note: Each Thursday I will post a little something to inspire us to finish the week strong. These posts will be either a quote, a piece of art, or short video. Congratulations, you made it over the hump and let's finish the week together. I am finishing up the Book Titled, "Rowing the Atlantic: Lessons... Continue Reading →
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