Who Does What? Phil and I have moved into Section Two of the four sections of his book. Are you surprised to notice that I’ve not talked about sentence structure or commas? . . . . When I was a … [Read more...]
Break the Conspiracy to Build a Peak Performing Team in 2012
Don’t Be Led Astray By the Conspiracy of the Team Player I’ve been thinking about the concept of the “team player” and the one time I had the outstanding pleasure of playing on a true team that … [Read more...]
Business, Blogs, and Niche-Brand Marketing
Just the Facts These are the facts. The blogosphere is doubling in size every 5 and a half months. On average, a new weblog is created every second of every day. Municipal Wi-Fi Networks are … [Read more...]
Business Rule 7: Sound Bytes, Stories, and Analogies
A Sense of Story My favorite CFO — I think of him as ââ¬Åmy sometimes-irritating, little brother.ââ¬Â you would, too, if you heard him say, ââ¬ÅThis is the second iteration of my … [Read more...]
Can You Be Brave and Vulnerable?
Be Brave and Vulnerable Some folks are brave as knights in shining armor. Some folks are vulnerable — they are damsels in distress. Most are only one or the other. They list. They lean. They need … [Read more...]
Change the World: Are You Coming?
No Explosives Needed On the road to our dream destination, we’re bound to find a few detours and breathing blockades who seem dead-set on bringing us down. It’s good to know that when someone … [Read more...]
Change the World: Each of Us Can
Hey, Ben, How Can We Change the World? On Monday I had a conversation with Ben Yoskovitz about changing the world. I figured that Ben, who is a quiet force behind Gifter.org, and who is always finding … [Read more...]
Change the World: Joy!
See the Joy of Learning! Ah, how we’re all waiting for spring time. I remember how I used to wait to break out my bike for that first bike ride. Even before the streets were quite clean and … [Read more...]
Change the World: Positively Surprise a Grownup
A Good Surprise Is So Long in Coming Sometimes Most children love surprises. Most adults wish they did. The reason adults don’t like surprises is that too many are negative surprises that we weren’t … [Read more...]
Change the World: That One Person Is Better
A Writing Contract People are inspiring, teaching, and reaching each other in positive ways every day. Phil Gerbyshak is smiling, sharing, serving, asking questions, learning and hugging. Lisa at … [Read more...]
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