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To Sell Is Human: Principles and Posts to Come
A week has passed since the shootings at Shady Hook, Connecticut and life has gotten back to normal for some of us. I’ve finally had a chance to pull myself away from… Continue reading
Shady Hook Shooting, A Call For Love
This past Friday, 14 Dec 2012, I found myself gripping a small TV. I was anxiously hoping for information explaining why a man walked into an Elementary School in Shady Hook, Connecticut and… Continue reading
Kupuna – An Interactive Documentary About the Bridge to the Past of Laie, Hawaii
A close friend of mine, Nathaniel Hansen, is working on a documentary focused on my home town of Laie, Hawaii. Nathaniel has done previous work focusing on the bridge the elderly create to… Continue reading
Daniel Pink: To Sell is Human
Author Daniel Pink is releasing another great book, To Sell Is Human. I’ve convinced his team that I’m worthy of an advanced copy and they’ve allowed me to support their marketing blitz. My… Continue reading
Good to Great #7: Flywheel and the Doomloop
This is the last post I’m going to dedicate to the 7 principles of the book Good to Great. The principle of the flywheel and doomloop is simple. Imagine a giant flywheel suspended… Continue reading
Why We Love Kids and Lead Singers
I’m reading The Element by Ken Robinson these days. This is another great book and I will be dedicating a number of future posts to it once I’m done reading it. However, I… Continue reading
Good to Great #6: Technology Accelerators
The team supporting Jim Collins’ research for his book Good to Great debated whether or not a chapter needed to be dedicated to the use of technology by great companies – whether technology is… Continue reading
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Inspiration For Your Elusive Creative Genius
Have you ever struggled to do something creative? Have you created something amazing and ever wondered if you could do it again? How much of what we create is purely a result of… Continue reading