It’s easy these days to get all caught up in what’s going on in Washington. Lots of changes, that’s for sure. But if you ask people about earlier times in our democracy, they’ll tell you there was no shortage of drama then, either. Still, many people find cause for concern. So what are we to do? […]
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The Future Is Upon Us
In some quarters, today is written 12-13-14. A fine time to think about the sequence in which you do things. Not just the things you regularly do, though it’s a good idea to regularly ask yourself if they are the best or only things you could be doing, but the sequence. Certainly it makes sense to […]
Message Received
The greatest sin towards our fellow creatures is not to hate them, but to be indifferent to them; that’s the essence of inhumanity. —George Bernard Shaw The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science. —Albert Einstein Does “10-4” have a familiar ring to […]
Now What? The Music in You
It’s Labor Day, and I’m thinking about Linda Ronstadt. Well, a lot of people are. But most of the writing being done about her lately seems to be of the “tsk, tsk, what a pity” variety. And while I think it is a shame that we won’t be able to hear her sing those songs […]
Betty, Come Back: Identity Confusion at LinkedIn
Part One: “You’re the Greatest! And You, Too!”: Breaking Trust One day I got a message. Someone had “endorsed” my work on LinkedIn. Then someone else did. Some were clients and others I knew who knew my work. I was grateful. One was a friend who knows my work only through our conversations about it […]
From Strength to Strength
Seemed the best thing to do was to quit. He was trying to decide when to do it.
