Whenever I do something over and over again until I figure it out, I think of my first video game called MYST. The goal of the game was to wander around an otherworldly feast of an island until you “figured it out.” I still can’t believe how much … [Continue reading]
I wrote about Lance Armstrong in early October and later that same month for a couple of reasons that relate to the work we do. When you make mistakes that affect your ability to continue working & your reputation, you need to “speak for … [Continue reading]
Oftentimes, it’s the talented, motivated and grounded people who struggle the most getting to the work they should be doing. It’s like the burden of their gifts weighs them down, placing an unhealthy gravity on the decision to strike out and make a … [Continue reading]
We’re just about done thinking about 2012, but not quite. As always, there were many small heroes this year, but Groundbreakers? Galvinizers? Healers? Those who stood before us with clear eyes and quiet confidence: there were almost none of them. … [Continue reading]
I’ve written several times this year about why we need to take time to be proud of our accomplishments. That is, proud of what we’re producing for ourselves--of who we are becoming through our work. And proud too of the services were providing and … [Continue reading]
