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Stephen A. Joyce
http://www.stephen-joyce.com
- Author: Stephen Joyce
- Listed in: Small Business Personal
- Tags: travel family technology small business tourism community service
- Added on: Jun 9th, 2007
- Country: Canada
- Language: English
The legacy we leave behind is measured in what we share with those around us. As I grow older and watch my children grow, my work realize its potential, and the World changing at an ever increasing pace, I have found that it is now more important than ever to share what I've learned in life and business. I hope that my experiences are, at the very least, interesting and , in the best case, inspirational. Thank you for reading.
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Archiving those important emails just got easier
I have spent the last two weeks downloading, uploading, re-downloading, and re-uploading thousands of archive emails to and from two different mail servers in a futile attempt to keep four years worth of corporate email in searchable archive using Gm...
The Four Characteristics of a Great Leader
I had the privilege of attending the recent 21st Century Leadership Speaking Event with General Colin Powell. It was a last minute attendance. I received a phone call about an hour before the event from a colleague who had an extra ticket. The ...
In the Distant Future… the year 2000…
For those of you who have not yet discovered the Flight of the Conchordes, here is a sampling. This is the Robot Song. These two Kiwis are absolutely hilarious. Enjoy!...
Are we condoning behaviour like this?
Many would argue that perhaps I am over analyzing the content of one of the newest Dairy Queen ads, but being the father of two girls, I can’t sit by and laugh off the theme of this commercial. For those of you who haven’t seen the ad, I...
Do we really need more disposable electronics?
I just came across this post on Wired about the $10 cellphone. In this day and age you would think that companies would be finding ways to make the products they create either: a. Last longer in order to prevent them being dumped into over crowded ...
