All Lives Matter (BLM)
The title of this post is formatted in an attempt to show people who are saying “All Lives Matter” how their voice is covering up the message Black Lives Matter. Here is the deal, yes, […]
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Trump Is Wrong About Opening The Economy In One Chart (updated)
“Ask not what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country” – John F Kennedy January 1961 (Updated on 3/28 to reflect actual numbers.) US did surpass China on […]
The Business of Me: How to Create You Personal Brand Strategy
Today I read an article from Lisa Dammeyer, The Business of Me: How to Create Your Personal Brand Strategy. The article had a lot of advice that aligned with or was complimentary to a blog […]
Shields Down
Close your laptop lid Don’t take out your phone Either you need to be in this meeting or you don’t. If you need to attend then be present, if you don’t then DO NOT GO. Seriously, have […]
Do you have a good idea
I was watching my son’s lacrosse game with an old friend, Paul. We had not seen or talked in years but like old friends, we immediately picked up where we left off and started laughing […]
Want a Great Job? Then Be the Ball Danny.
Sorry I have been away for a while, I have been overseas. Spending a week time phased 8 hours causes you to loose your mind. Not as in going insane, as in lost with your luggage […]
Does self-tracking help (or hinder) creativity?
A great discussion on how simply tracking your time will drive your success. These guys have a few really good blogs on how data can help reduce stress…
“Let us fight to free the world” -Charlie Chaplin
“Let us fight to free the world” -Charlie Chaplin. I was turned on to this video by http://www.everydaypowerblog.com and it is pretty cool. I am not sure what radio show it is from but it […]
The Joy of Finding Inspiration in Someone Else’s Awesome
Originally posted on Nathan G. Freier:
I love it when some shows themselves to be truly awesome and makes others around them awesome as a result. This talk made me feel awesome.
Single, Double, Triple Credit
We all know the most difficult achievement in baseball or work is the homerun right? In the early days of baseball, homeruns were the rarest of hits. In the early 1900s homeruns constituted only 2.7% […]
