Gary Hamel: Lessons from a Middle-Aged Revolutionary – Management 2.0 – WSJ:
Here’s a new – but seemingly very old – style of management that lots of us could learn from.
I’ve always been told not to be “unequally yoked,” and people are pretty good at explaining the metaphor, but why shouldn’t we be?
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A life full of stories worth telling doesn’t just happen. It’s chosen. And part of m story is helping create moments of beauty that reflect God’s heart into the culture. Here’s one of the next iterations of that.
It’s time to stop treating God like a product to sell and begin to recognize our Goal, Role and subsequent Method in “Redemptive Relationships.”
Creativity and safety are incompatible.
Rather, creativity is willing to step into the unknown and bring something new into existence.
Toy Story 3 has some great themes in it, but what about the role of Revenge? It’s certainly pervasive throughout. Does it effect us?
Gary Hamel: Lessons from a Middle-Aged Revolutionary – Management 2.0 – WSJ:
Here’s a new – but seemingly very old – style of management that lots of us could learn from.
Gotta say that Greyson Chance is a talented guy.
City: Rediscovering the Center:
I love the idea of making intentional decisions to make the city better (but I’m a libertarian too… argh.)