Text books are made for the education and instruction of students in our society right? Well, that’s the academic answer at least. Certainly the amount of money in the text book industry is benefiting a load of people in the value chain. Authors, publishers, distributors, retail stores, etc.
But really. Have you seen a student lately? They [...]
| Posted August 22nd, 2010 in
Ideas |
I still love Twitter and here are six reasons why:
It gives me the ability to connect with brands and people on my terms. I choose who and when I want to listen and engage with others. Twitter content providers, including myself, can “push” content all they want to. The readers choose if they want to listen [...]
| Posted August 13th, 2010 in
Career,
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sharpen the saw
Most likely you’ve read or listened to work by Stephen Covey. His seventh habit of highly effective people is “sharpen the saw”. In his metaphor people are the saw, and we sharpen ourselves as we develop regular habits of emotional, physical, and spiritual renewal. This ultimately makes us more mature and effective in our lives. As [...]
| Posted July 23rd, 2010 in
Ideas |
I didn’t get around to posting this week because I spent much of the week in the hospital visiting a relative recovering from cancer surgery. It’s good to see the altruistic nature of a person as they abandon all else to aid another. It’s also refreshing to see the good nature of people who helped as [...]
| Posted July 14th, 2010 in
Career,
Ideas | Tags:
career game,
career mentor
We live in an age of specialization. You see it in the medial profession, in corporate america, and in professional sports. One area where I have not noticed a great deal of content about specialization is in career mentoring. Career mentoring itself gets a great deal of thought in books, blogs, and self-help publications. From my [...]
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