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Seth’s right! It’s About The Do!
Great, actionable post from Seth Godin. The certain thing is that you can change everything…
Posted in business strategy, life, Management, marketing
Tagged action, business, change, do something, marketing, rut, seth godin
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Need perspective in this time of change?
Check out what I just put out to the world: get some perspective with the social bucket list application, need perspective, on facebook. This is really just a labor of love. Life’s very short. I have some 15,000 days left. … Continue reading
Posted in facebook, life, social networks, software
Tagged bucket, bucket list, change, facebook, facebook apps, perspective, social apps, things to do before you die
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Passing on Sex, Drugs and Rock and Roll
So, the question comes up more than once… “What’s different about the changes that occurred in the 60’s and 70’s from the changes we are experiencing during our current crisis?” There are not many parallels between the two times because … Continue reading
Posted in analysis of behavior, business strategy, economics, media, politics, traffic
Tagged cars, change, economy, engagement, entitlements, freedom, greed, hope, Leadership, loss, music, power and scrifice, respect, rudderless, sex, the "PILL"
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What’s the Point?
There are many writings in science, law and politics these days that amount to a plea to use the laws that exist in the natural environment to better accomplish common objectives. The argument goes that in order to extend our … Continue reading
Applications Optional: Empirical Convergence of Learning and Performance
Well, are we all amused…? You know, things going your way, life better than it was a decade ago or at least a couple of birthdays ago…? Today it’s… The Pope The Supremes (Court that is…) Playoffs – pick … Continue reading
Posted in analysis of behavior, economics, politics
Tagged baby-boomers, business, change, conditioning, employees, employers, gaps, learning, performance, testing, training
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