Tag Archives: decisions

Man’s or Dog’s Best Friend: A Test of Feelings

A dog is a man’s best friend. Yet, in this amazing canine act of compassion, no man stepped up to the task of helping the injured dog. See the video – I thought it is incredible. Rarely are noble acts … Continue reading

Out With The Old

Once upon a time, I used to love those early mornings sipping coffee reading the New York Times. And I mean the actual newspaper not the www.nytimes.com. By fluke, I got my hands on an actual paper again this morning. … Continue reading

All About Carol

Unconventional or brash? Rude or powerful? How would you characterize Carol Bartz’s moment of truth? Those of us who have faced hostile media interviewing and know first hand what it really means to have reporters in your face can sympathize … Continue reading

So We Can Think Twice. Part 2 (honoring Seth Godin again)

This could be another comment in response to the why I write post (why? so, we can think twice). However, Seth Godin’s ideas deserve so much more – pure unadulterated, consistent fire and inspiration. Thank you, for the spark- and … Continue reading

Sisyphus and Proteus: Lessons from Greek Mythology

Why is it that some days we wake up and feel like good old mythical Sisyphus? Remember him? Sisyphus, punished for all eternity to roll a rock up a mountain only to have it roll back down to the bottom … Continue reading

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