Wisdom isn’t a body of information. It’s the moral quality of knowing what you don’t know and figuring out a way to handle your ignorance, uncertainty, and limitation.
David Brooks, NY Times Columnist & Author
I’ve seen the ad below several times in my life and I’m moved by it every time I see it. Â As a leader, it’s sometimes hard to see beyond circumstances, trials, or roadblocks. Â Sometimes culture, money, and people hold back progress. Â It’s natural. Â As I watched this ad again today, I was moved by the people Apple placed in the ad. Â However, as I listened to the...
This past week I was working in upstate New York helping roll out a new Web site for our denomination as well as moble/tablet apps, streaming the conference to fifteen countries in two languages, covering the conference and more. Â It was an amazingly crazy week with solid wins for our organization. Â To say I’m proud of my team is an understatement. Â The best part is that this all took...
I’ve already written a bit about Jason Fried’s leadership and organizational ideas in a previous post titled, “Where Does Work Happen Best?” Â However, I hadn’t read the book it was based on. Â This month our team is reading “Rework” | Amazon Link. Â I wanted my team to read it so we could implement the best ideas from the book into our team. Â I loved...
The iPad has changed the way I work. Being someone who travels frequently, I have been on a search to keep size and weight down and productivity up. I found the beginnings of this with the “magical and revolutionary” iPad. I’ve been putting it through it’s paces for a few months now and would like to review one tool I’ve used to increase my productivity and...
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