It takes moxie and often what appears to be nuttiness to stand out from the crowd and stay there. We may stick our necks out now and then, but many of us withdraw at the sting of criticism or more subtle social cues. Many of us may wonder if we really are nuts in the […]
Concluding that critical thinking takes a lot of work depends upon whether you look at only the beginning of the picture or the whole picture. By being proactive and front end loading (so to speak) the effort, you can save an exponentially greater amount of time, effort, and even money overall. “I was told” is a phrase that will waste your time, lose you money, and it has no place in the business world. Here’s why…
I had always considered myself a lucky person who experienced more good fortune than bad. That’s not quite right, however. What I really experienced was fortune that I more frequently perceived as good rather than bad. Another person may have thought events were unfortunate that I considered to be lucky. No, that’s not right either. Another […]
I was reading a highly respected colleague’s blog (http://adhir.typepad.com/adhir-chobe/2009/09/the-music-of-goodbye.html) and was inspired to add my 2 cents (to the 100th power) on the management side: Hiring. When hiring, note and give weight to education and experience, but allow assessment of the candidate’s character, mindset, attitude, and ability to lead you to the right fit. Today’s well educated […]
Perhaps in death, it is what we breathed for that we find; if this is so, let us breathe for ourselves and look toward joy, goodness, and love, enabling us to recognize the path when we are dust and the wind flies us toward what we have cultivated in our hearts through the courses of our lives.
Click Here to customize the John Galt Theme options.
Twitter: Skydweller's Musings is using WP-Gravatar
SEO Powered by Platinum SEO from Techblissonline