Last year I published my 2012 personal aspirations.
Reflecting on the last day of 2012, I made significant progress. However, my multitude of aspirations probably prevented me from realizing any single one to an extreme. Regardless, my family is fortunate and thriving, so I’m most thankful for that.… Read the rest
As I’ve said many times, maritime nonfiction satisfies my craving for a time when men were really men – not softies like most men today, with their smart phones, tablet computers, paper cuts, cubicles, facial lotions and pedicures. Maritime nonfiction, particularly stories of the great explorers, provide far more compelling lessons on leadership and self-actualization than any contemporary business or psychology books.… Read the rest
I have a burning desire to share this nuance…
“Curation” is a misnomer.
Curation has become a buzzword in the digital age. Amidst information overload, there is a perceived premium on the ability of an organization to sift through abundance and surface value for clarity, innovation and competitive advantage.… Read the rest
I grew up with the simple value that you should leave a place in a better state than how you found it.
That’s the case whether it’s a kitchen, a conference room, the ocean where I sail and fish for recreation, or our public Internet.
As we close down 2012 and look to the new year and beyond, I can’t help but think about the world we’re leaving for our children: their “tomorrow.”… Read the rest
A friend of mine announced last week on Facebook that his mother had passed away. Sad news.
I Liked this status update because I was engaged with the content and wanted to respectfully acknowledge my interest. Within 48 hours his status update received 115 comments, though only three Likes (my own included).… Read the rest
