Devoted to exploring the nature of human life in our times.
A good source of insights I started getting different electronic magazines (ezines) a while back – my take is like that of Forest Gump and the chocolates: you never quite know what you’ll get. Some times there isn’t much to them, and other times an article will get you to take notice and consider. The […]
How can you give to make an impression? Jeffrey Gitomer’s sales credentials run off the page (including columnist, speaker, and author of several books), and he’s willing to give you his advice … for free! You may think that if you’re not into sales there isn’t much to see, but I’d suggest otherwise – everybody […]
Summer reading that can help your revolution… I was looking for a specific title on the shelf in the business section of the library, but a familiar name across the spine of the book caught my eye. I thought – hey – Guy Kawasaki – that’s one of the bloggers I follow, I wonder what […]
Using minor tasks to find solutions to the bigger problems There is something calming in repetitive actions. Things that don’t really require your full attention to successfully complete. Some people find it relaxing to do things such as sort and roll coins, prepare vegetables, fold laundry. Others will clean the house, wash the car, or […]
Good advice over dinner after a friend’s wedding;-) I knew the groom and his family. They had gone above and beyond normal arrangements to provide a sitter for children, an immediate formal reception, and a barbecue for families that would last into the night. And sitting next to other friends of the groom, I would […]
