This past Wednesday, after the normal workday hours, I moseyed out of my office to see if anyone else happened to be around and I ran into one of the gentleman on my team. We began sharing some small talk and while chatting with him I ventured into an adjacent work space to admire Read More
Month: February 2012
Where did the time go?
A complaint I hear often and have found myself saying is, “Where did the time go?” I’ve asked myself this question many times, upon looking at the clock after falling into the black hole of cyberspace, vegetating in front of the television for way to long or hanging up from a long phone call that was Read More
Happy Valentine’s Day!
What a great time to be alive! So much innovation, so much change and so many technologies that let us stay closer than ever to the people we love. How have you shared your love today? Did you Skype, Facebook, tweet, blog, text, iMessage, SMS, or YouTube your sentiment? What’s awesome is the new dialect Read More
Inspired?
I have two questions. How do you get inspired? How do you stay inspired? Do you know? If so share it with me. (Leave a comment…I can never know enough about receiving inspiration.) If you don’t know, have you thought about the implications that a lack of inspiration can have on your will to get things Read More
A tear for Whitney…
When the movie “Bodyguard” dropped in 1992, I was 16 years old. At 16 a boy is open game for infatuation and Whitney had me! I was in LOVE! She didn’t only have me…she also had my brother who was 15 years old at the time…and as you probably can imagine many an argument was Read More
The reason we all should care…
In today’s very connected world, great service is more important than ever. It’s crucial to our livelihoods and the organizations we have the opportunity to represent. I say this because I’m about to send this note to American Airlines due to the very poor service I’m receiving at this moment 30,000 feet in the air Read More
Capable and average, is capable of more than average!
All too often I’m baffled at how we place people who are categorized as successful, in an untouchable category. It is as if the stories of their achievements closely mirror the heroics of Greek Mythology, and our own lives mirror that of a Greek tragedy. We tend to forget that the people we look Read More