Blogs about: Future Planning
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Tough Love for Bad Business Ideas How to Advance the Extinction of Innovative, but Unevolved, Business Ideas
This is the way the world ends This is the way the world ends This is the way the world ends Not with a bang but with a whimper –TS Eliot Take out your gavel. Now. You’re about to become the jud… more →
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Dyslexia ( learning disorder in Children)
Ale Abby wrote 1 week ago: Education is most important part in our life, because by learning and by taking education we can dec … more →
Bucket List
etafeen wrote 3 weeks ago: So I was surfing blogs and noticed another blogger had written a bucket list on her blog and I figur … more →
Long Distance Topic of the Week: Ending Long Distance/ Moving
etafeen wrote 3 weeks ago: Long distance relationships always add an extra hurdle to a relationship that local relationships do … more →
Long Distance Topic of the Week: the future
etafeen wrote 1 month ago: So lately T and I have been talking more about the future. We have always been one of those couples … more →
Tough Love for Bad Business Ideas How to Advance the Extinction of Innovative, but Unevolved, Business Ideas
andreakates wrote 1 month ago: This is the way the world ends This is the way the world ends This is the way the world ends Not wit … more →
Physical Therapy vs. Elementary School Teacher
livinglearninglovingeveryday wrote 1 month ago: Deciding the rest of your life is tough. I’m having a challenging time doing so at the moment. … more →
Looking Ahead
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vhoagland wrote 1 month ago: Looking ahead realistically is always hard, but maybe it’s harder today, especially for a religious … more →
What Will The Future Hold?
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Christine Sine wrote 2 months ago: Summer is drawing to a close, and it seems to me that the end of the year is moving towards us at a … more →
Con artists get a bad rap. How to become a master "corporate pro-artist"
andreakates wrote 2 months ago: CON ARTISTS AND BAD RAPS Con artists have been getting a bad rap these days. Granted, many of the wo … more →
Wanderlust
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Rebecca Coleman wrote 3 months ago: My parents were gypsies. Okay, that’s not technically true, but it’s something I joke ab … more →
Garfield on Planning Future
Mayur wrote 3 months ago: I love Garfield and there is no doubt about it. Jim Davis is brilliant. Strategists and planning man … more →
Umami: The Fifth Sense for Business Leaders. How to build a business based on what customers want but can't tell you.
andreakates wrote 3 months ago: For years we believed we knew how to describe the basic components of taste: salty, sweet, bitter, s … more →
Business School of Rock, AKA, You say you want an evolution. How to yield the economic benefits of invention and creation.
andreakates wrote 3 months ago: A PIECE OF THE ROCK: SETTING THE STAGE FOR A SHIFT IN THE ECONOMICS OF DISTRIBUTION I find myself po … more →
5 Leadership Principles
Adam wrote 4 months ago: I was led to an article last week by Benjamin Lichtenwalner on the website CIO.com. The title said … more →
QWERTY: The Case for New Fundamentals--How to Pack a Meaner (and Leaner) Remington
andreakates wrote 4 months ago: This isn’t an article about guns and ammo. It is about how to pack a meaner and leaner Remington …th … more →
What Changes Everything--How an index of business innovation fuels growth
andreakates wrote 5 months ago: In 1944, Jorge Luis Borges wrote a story called “The Library of Babel.” Borges’ work celebrated a li … more →
Gaining Trust, planning for fun and for future memories...
queenofcongo wrote 5 months ago: Well it certainly is harsh when you think you’ve done so well going along the road of trust, b … more →
Horses that (do they really) Count; How to ask better business questions
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andreakates wrote 5 months ago: It’s great to be a research dinosaur. One of the members of the rare breed of analysts who was train … more →
Because I Said So. Or, How to measure what matters
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andreakates wrote 6 months ago: This week’s conversations have all been about metrics. Maybe it’s because business leaders are looki … more →
