Leading With A Whole New Mind
The Gut is Right After All
A Wall Street Journal article points to how our brains make up our minds long before we are conscious of the choice. Some might say that this negates free will. I would argue that it means that our gut instinct knows first and that our heads then try to make the logical case to support.
Read MoreAdvice from an Entrepreneur: Do The Right Thing
I was surprised when I received an ezine from my online backup service. The founder of the company wrote a personal note to customers, not about the biz or about a new services. Instead, he wrote about a 1962 movie, titled, "The Day of the Triffids." He uses the plot from the sci-fi movie to…
Read MoreGratitude, Making Meaning, and Small Steps
I’ve just posted Part 2 of my interview with Jim Huling, author of Choose Your Life! and CEO of Matrix Resources. Jim has a wonderful way of making the abstract concrete with his story-telling and willingness to show emotion. He’s one of these people with an instantly recognizable voice, because it’s so expressive and warm.…
Read MoreMeatball Sundae and Johnny Bunko
Two of the blogs that I read on a consistent basis are ones written by Seth Godin and Daniel Pink. They were both authors before starting a blog. I enjoy their posts and it’s a treat when they come out with a new book. Both have new books which I recommend, for different reasons: Meatball…
Read MoreVirtual Teams, The Bare Necessities, and Free Technology
I’ve often thought that there’s never been a better time to be alive. Yes, I tend to be an optimist. And there are tangible things that show we are living in an "age of abundance," a concept that emerged on my radar screen after reading Dan Pink‘s book, A Whole New Mind. The Wall Street…
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