Check out this SlideShare Presentation: Change the World! --or take boredom out of the Board Room. (thanks for sharing Garr
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Saturday, January 24, 2009
Can "Good Work" be both satisfying and lucrative?
Seth Godin drops a fine post in response to the question can I have a satisfying career and be a true professional that brings her integrity and honesty to the workplace.
Thanks for tippin me off Chuck Green
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Seth Godin drops a fine post in response to the question can I have a satisfying career and be a true professional that brings her integrity and honesty to the workplace.
Thanks for tippin me off Chuck Green
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
BitTorrent's Bram Cohen Isn't Limited by Asperger's
BusinessWeek online did this story justice by providing good perspective and that the New World of Work requires the true disapline of creativity and the power of empathy in motion.
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BusinessWeek online did this story justice by providing good perspective and that the New World of Work requires the true disapline of creativity and the power of empathy in motion.
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Be Afraid, be Very afraid...or not.
Thanks Newsweek for your Oct. 20th edition with the sunburst yellow cover and the words - The Bright Side
Friday, October 17, 2008
BUILDER Bits
Builder Biz Bio
From: CommunityActionHero, 31 minutes ago
Builder Biz Bio
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Monday, September 22, 2008
Sci-Fi Heroes With Supernatural Powers and Gen-Y Problems
A rather tepid review of NBC's "Heroes" from the NY Times.com The third season of this fun fantasy is getting beat up in its' third season. The review has decent highlights of character/plot interpretation unfortunately the battle of the network generation is a near miss at best.
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A rather tepid review of NBC's "Heroes" from the NY Times.com The third season of this fun fantasy is getting beat up in its' third season. The review has decent highlights of character/plot interpretation unfortunately the battle of the network generation is a near miss at best.
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GEN -Y,
LOCAL HEROES,
MYTHOLOGY,
TELEVISION,
TRENDS,
YOUTH CULTURE
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