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There’s nothing inherently useful about being an early adopter.
For as long as I can remember, I’ve been ahead of the curve. This is not ego, it just a simple statement of fact. I tend to be into things several years before they catch on with the general population. … finish reading There’s nothing inherently useful about being an early adopter.
The Music Of Conversation
I had the great fortune of attending the Web2Open (the unconference portion of Web2.0Expo, organized by the incomparable Whitney Hoffman) this past week. Sharing space with some of the smartest and loveliest people I know (and some that I just … finish reading The Music Of Conversation
The best way to do anything.
In one of my rare moments of clarity, this thought flashed across my mind: “The simplest way to do anything is to stop not doing it.” It may seem kind of “duh”, but if you stop for a moment and … finish reading The best way to do anything.
On compassion.
When we are quick to judge others, people or companies that may not be communicating honestly, that may be scared of having people gossip, or spread untruths, or being perceived inaccurately, we are creating an ‘me vs them’ space for … finish reading On compassion.
A small step taken without judgment can change your world.
On the journey I’ve been on the last month, it’s been particularly interesting to become more acutely aware of some of the assumptions I’d accepted as gospel for so long. One of the big ones is based around not giving … finish reading A small step taken without judgment can change your world.


















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