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Monday, October 26th, 2009
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- The author of weeklyramble.wunderman.com has written an excellent article. You have made your point and there is not much to argue about. It is like the following universal truth that you can not argue with: When you need it, you can't find it or its not available. Thanks for the info. Read more >Posted by payday loans on 2010-01-26 23:53:40
- A very late response...found this great post that so resonates with me. I also plead guilty as an almost-walked-into-a-car- while typing-on-my blackberry perpetrator; would have much to say, but limit to this rather long, spontaneous but thought-out reply:
1. We're too busy with being effective and efficient, to take the time to dream. Why? because we've been conditioned to keep ...Read more >Posted by Elli Strauss on 2009-12-28 20:57:09
- Centuries ago Blaise Pascal said:
"I didn't have time to write a short letter, so I wrote a long one instead"
If he were alive today he'd say something like
"I didn't have time to write a short - and well-thought - mail, so I sent an instant reply instead"
The same concept can be applied to products, presentations, strategic plans and proposals. It's ...Read more >Posted by Gui Ambros on 2009-11-03 18:23:51
Monday, October 5th, 2009
What would you do if your computer crashed?
What would you do if your computer crashed? How about if your smartphone ran out of juice? The microwave blew a fuse? Or if, God forbid, you lost your Internet connection?
- what's the name of the song? ... The songMz Ann Thropik "Off with your head" ...
- Again I am humbled -- this time by India and the other places in the world where life goes on.....in the end its much like all those apocalyptic movies -- the Mad Max genre -- the beauty is we adapt and thrive...or at least we have the ability too..
- Dear Parkin, You stole my thunder! I work and live in India and I was going to say, if all the above happened, well, we'd have another normal day. In fact, on weekends, I and many like me, have no requirement of any such technologies. We have other problems :) But so much for being flip, the point about being ...
Monday, February 23rd, 2009
How do we judge evolution
How do we judge evolution? Or can we? Is it possible to look at threads of change and make qualitative comments on its direction that could potentially alter the next round of variation? In essence, can we modify and alter transformation?
Posted by David on 02/23 at 04:06 PM
- watch out for spurious missions...
- Evolution doesn't suggest what outcomes will look like. Selection pressure says what the problem is, not the solutions. Evolution favors whatever emerges that stands up to the selection pressures best. In nature, what that will be is "nobody knows". In business, the big disrupters should be like that too - otherwise they would be out there already! We may all think ...
- Robert Kegan, a Harvard professor and thought leader in adult learning and professional development (who wrote books entitled The Evolving Self and How the Way We Talk Can Change the Way We Work, addresses how to integrate thought and emotion, meaning making and social development. He also applies this thinking to organizations. In terms of creating authentic, "safe" ...
