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Feeling the Fear, but Going It Alone Anyway
Slow Leadership | July 23rd 2008
Kath Lockett tells the tangled story of going it alone as a self-employed writer — along with the problems of facing panhandlers, admitting to a flirtation with Feng Shui, and sundry other sources of uncomfortable self-realization. [[This is just read more
Groundhog Day
Slow Leadership | July 22nd 2008
People, especially in relationships and in jobs, recreate the same old story, over and over again. They are held in the vice-like grip of old patterns of behavior and broken dreams. Only when we realize that to change our world we have to change ours read more
Blogging and transparency
eicolab: design thinking for business innovation | July 21st 2008
Reflecting on my post and the ensuing in-depth discussion Fostering involvement and buy-in – what the cat taught me The very act of us discussing the very topic of transparency is transparency at work! Isn’t it ironic. If I were a more convention read more
Radical Honesty
30 sleeps | July 21st 2008 by Brad Bollenbach
Honesty is the first chapter of the book of wisdom. – Thomas Jefferson Deception is cancerous. The first mutation of a truth charts a path to colonize its host. One fib demands another, two lies need the proof of two more, until eventually even read more
Progress through Pain
Run'n Like A Vagabond | July 20th 2008 by Vagabondrunn
I’ve learned a lot about pain recently in my life. I’ve learned how you screw up and cause pain in someone’s life. I’ve learned how someone else screws up and causes pain in your life. I’ve learned that pain comes and go read more
Dissension: Good or Bad? Can You Handle It? What Drives A Great C…
bizsolutionsplus | July 20th 2008 by Lewis Green
Sometime last week on Twitter, a Twitterer said that the mark of an experienced blogger is that he/she can handle controversy. His comment made me think about my own style of communications, blogging or otherwise. I often offer a personal point of vi read more
Stand Out From The Crowd With The X-Men Cyclops Visor
Internet Siao Singapore | July 19th 2008 by Dennis Yeo
Want to look just as cool as Cyclops in the X-Men movie with this visor and have everyone try to run away when you remove it? Now you can get your very own. This pair of Cyclops visors is an exact replica that James Marsden wore in the X-Men movies read more
The Missing Key to Success
Delightful Work | July 17th 2008 by Tom Volkar
Have you ever felt like you were so close to the success you wanted but were missing one pivotal piece? What if you could identify that missing piece and make the adjustment, and then all things good would begin to flow to you? What would that be wor read more
Asking for Social Media Love
bizsolutionsplus | July 17th 2008 by Lewis Green
I've been wondering about this for a couple of years now and today I was inspired to put this question to all of you: Is it cool to ask for Digg love? Link Love? Or any other kind of love that raises your blog ranking? Within the last few days, I not read more
SUCCESS: In Your Shoes
Law of Attraction in Action with Eva | July 16th 2008
In Your Shoes by Eva Gregory, CPCC Ever wish that you could have the lifestyle of someone you truly admire? Perhaps it???s the lifestyle of the ???rich and famous??? like a movie star, or a singer? How do you think... read more
From the Feed Reader
Consuming Worship | July 16th 2008
I’ve been a little heavy the last couple of days, so how about something on the light side? I haven’t done one of these in a while, and I’ve accumulated a ton of great links—too many to throw at you all at once. So, here are only read more
Saying You're Green Doesn't Make it So
bizsolutionsplus | July 16th 2008 by Lewis Green
So you are looking for ways to grow your Brand, increase sales and raise revenues. Green and sustainable seems like a good way to go. Stop! Listen! And proceed cautiously. Saying you're green doesn't make it so and telling little (or big) white lies read more
Greater sins
Consuming Worship | July 15th 2008
Let me state for the record before I start, that I’m not trying to postulate an erroneous theology of some sins being more heinous than others. I agree that you will find evidence in Scripture where there are some sins that are more “seri read more
Trying new things
Consuming Worship | July 14th 2008
I mentioned the other day that we’re shifting to a Mediterrasian diet in our household. So far, I’m completely sold, but quite honestly we’ve not done any food that is too far out from the norm as of yet. Having said that, I am begi read more
Worship Confessional: July 13, 2008
Consuming Worship | July 14th 2008
Pretty low day in attendance yesterday, typical for a sunny July weekend I suppose. I’m going to be a little more transparent than usual with this post so hold onto your hat. This is actually going to be a confessional. Over the last five years read more
Lenovo: Voices Of The Olympic Games
Viral Blog | July 14th 2008 by Paul van Veenendaal
Lenovo, purchased by IBM’s PC Division in 2005, is worldwide partner of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games; Lenovo also designed the Olympic torch. Lenovo surprised me with it’s concept Voices of the Olympic Games. In this branded blog podi read more
No Title
Chandra Unplugged - No nonsense, Straight-up blogging from a… | July 14th 2008 by Chandra Alexander
I want to know if you can be alone with yourself and if you truly like the company you keep in the empty moments. read more
Being Real and True To Yourself
Malditang Pinay | July 14th 2008 by Claire
So what does it take to face the facts and accept the truth? How does one become “real” in the sense that inhibitions are forsaken and only what is being experienced is acknowledged? This is authenticity, becoming real with who you are an read more
Where the Hell is Matt (2008) probably won’t succeed
Marketing Conversation | July 13th 2008 by Chris Abraham
I’m going to go against the orthodoxy of my fellow social media practitioners. I’m going to commit heresy. I’m going upset the apple cart of the proverbial echo chamber. The new 2008 version of Where the Hell is Matt YouTube video read more
McCain Supports The Troops
A Political Glimpse from Ireland | July 12th 2008 by Crian Padayachee
One of the premises I often read about from various media sources are that some Republicans will vote for Senator McCain because of his support for the Troops and his understanding of military matters. I am a big fan of the show Countdown however due read more
A New Way to Find Work that You Love
Delightful Work | July 11th 2008 by Tom Volkar
I believe there’s a better process to finding work you love to do, so you can then build a profitable business around it. Traditional advice for discovering work you love involves journaling your passions, talents and joyous activities. This works read more
Blog bankruptcy
Consuming Worship | July 11th 2008
I’m declaring blog bankruptcy this week. What does that mean? Am I calling it quits? No, I’m just declaring this week as a loss, putting it behind me and looking forward to next week. I tell ya, when I have a week with a really big migrai read more
Consciousness, Unconsciousness and Leadership
Slow Leadership | July 11th 2008
Betrayal and mistrust are rampant in the corporate world of today. To be conscious, you need to view life, right here and right now, from the 25,000-foot level and ask yourself: "What am I doing right here, right now?" Consciousness is about being de read more
Keeping fast food vendors honest
eicolab: design thinking for business innovation | July 8th 2008
On Fast Food: Ads vs. Reality, Jeff Kay compares promotional photos of fast food items with freshly purchased and photographed actuals. Spotted on The Innovation Diaries. read more
Blogger Small Group
Consuming Worship | July 8th 2008
My apologies to everyone involved, but I won’t be participating in this week’s Blogger Small Group. I woke up today with a very severe migraine, one of my worst in a long time, and it’s all I can do right now just to type this up. H read more
Because accuracy is always an option in political debate.
Scatterbox ... Field Notes From The Information Glut. | July 7th 2008
Hey, citizens. Check the facts before you call to defend your favorite presidential candidate against the obviously biased rants of that fascist-neocon or commie-socialist radio host. Visit Congresspedia to research actual voting records, issue posit read more
Cell Phone Addiction?
Chandra Unplugged - No nonsense, Straight-up blogging from a… | July 7th 2008 by Chandra Alexander
Are you addicted to your cell phone? If you have a closer relationship with your cell phone than you do with most people in your life, learn why breaking the cell phone addiction is the best thing you can do for yourself. read more
Artists of the Soul
Café Philos: an internet café | July 7th 2008 by Sunstone
Neil was raised, in a tiny settlement in the San Luis Valley, by artists. The San Luis — over a mile above sea level, and the largest alpine valley in the world — is Colorado’s poorest region. Because it’s so poor, the cost read more
Online Luxury: An Interview With Portero.com
The Luxe Chronicles | July 7th 2008
As many in the luxury industry sit and ponder the far reaching ramifications of the recent rulings of two French courts against online auction site eBay (not to mention several... read more
A Thought or Two on Sexual Repression
Café Philos: an internet café | July 6th 2008 by Sunstone
Earlier this evening, a friend and I were discussing sexual repression. Predictably, the first thing that came to mind for both of us was the stereotype of the sexually repressed individual — the man or woman who imposes limits on their sexua read more
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