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Category Archives: Citizen
A Case for the American People by Norm Eisen
Day 141 of Self Quarantine Covid 19 Deaths in U.S.: 156,000 As I begin another “Groundhog Day” in self quarantine, I am gobsmacked that the impeachment of he who shall not be named occurred in … Continue reading
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Lifelet: We interrupt our normal programming for
Day 140 of Self Quarantine Covid 19 Deaths in U.S.: 154,000 Lifelet: We interrupt our normal programming for … Until I met Russ Ackoff‘s graduate students, I didn’t understand what an existential crisis was. Russ’s … Continue reading
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I Want to Move to New Zealand
Day 108 of Self Quarantine Covid 19 Deaths in U.S.: 128,000 I could not believe my eyes when I saw the news video of fans screaming and cheering side by … Continue reading
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I want to be out on the streets of Seattle and DC protesting
Day 83 of Self Quarantine Covid 19 Deaths in U.S.: 109,000 It is so hard to watch the daily news showing peaceful protesters demonstrating against all that is wrong with … Continue reading
Posted in Citizen, Lifelogging, Patterns, Reflecting
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We interrupt our Pandemic for …
Day 77 of Self Quarantine Covid 19 Deaths in U.S.: 103,000 We interrupt the Covid-19 pandemic for … a black man, George Floyd, murdered by four policemen in Minneapolis a … Continue reading
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Lord, Thank you for Cheryl
Cheryl is our local UPS driver. We just found out her name (although I am not sure the spelling). She arrives like a fairy in our neighborhood and drops off her packages of magic. She’s done this package act for … Continue reading
Corona Virus Accelerates Digital Transformation
“Knowledge has three eyes: memory when it looks at the past, wisdom when it looks at the present and responsibility when it deals with the future.” – 1642, Michael Wexonius In March of 2016, I had the pleasure of sharing … Continue reading
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Postscript to On Civility
Not that I’m looking for examples of incivility, but sometimes the incivility comes looking for me. My daughter forwarded me this article about the former NFL star who was threatened with a lawsuit by parents of kids who trashed his … Continue reading
Posted in Citizen, Flipped Perspective, Patterns
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On Civility
I have been known to flip someone the proverbial bird. Rarely is this action anything other than jesting with good friends when they’ve said something outrageous. Times they are a changing. I was sitting in the Washington State Ferry terminal … Continue reading
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Creating Your Personal Future
“‘Kingfish, where’d you get your good judgment?’ And Kingfish says, ‘From my experience.’ And where’d you get your experience from?’ And Kingfish says ‘From bad judgment.’” I am often asked to help entrepreneurs, executives and students with the direction they … Continue reading
Posted in Citizen, Content with Context, Learning, organizing, Quotes, Spiritual, Teaching, User Experience, Values
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