There have been a lot of articles recently about a growing epidemic, a disease that can’t be cured with a pill or an operation, loneliness. Evidence points to social media as a prominent cause. It was bad enough, ten years ago, to be flooded with images that you couldn’t hope to measure up to: impossibly …
In one of my favorite zen katas, the seeker of guidance journeys by boat, camel, and foot to Tibet, hikes deep into the mountains, and scales a sheer cliff to get an answer from the wise man. After he asks his question, he asks a second: “Master, why do you make it so hard to …
I confess, I’ve been at it again, over-planning for a meeting, preparing endlessly long PowerPoint decks. But I had a great day yesterday that (I hope) cured me of this tendency. This week was training week for one of my clients. And the decks I had put together were designed to walk the participants through …
Last night, my husband and I re-watched the second episode of Ken Burn’s Mark Twain. Gosh I am a big fan of Mark Twain. He always has exactly the right word for everything. One of his quotes that the show used in this episode is the one that titles this post: Change Comes from the …
Actually it's a little late. October 1 marks the start of Christmas for many retailers. And having spent 31 years as a retailer, my spirit is attuned to that rhythm. In fact, since I was in national store operations for almost all of those years, October seems really late to me. You see, in order …
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