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There are (at Least) Ten ReindeerDec 13, 2009
{Taking a business blogging break this week for a little holiday fun.}
This holiday thing is intense. I was reading the other day that people started really getting into celebrating Christmas around 354 A.D. So, we made it from 354 until about 1954...
"Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence."Dec 3, 2009
“Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.”
Cosmos – Carl Sagan (1934-1996)
Over the last several years, we have made extraordinary claims in our blogs, our speeches, and our consulting. We have made claims that have been questioned,...
Healing Hospitals: Get ready… Get set…Nov 25, 2009
One of Johnny Carson’s funniest ongoing “bits” (He was the guy who hosted The Tonight Show before Jay Leno) was that of Carnac the Magnificent. Carnac was a psychic with a large elaborate turban and a plethora of envelopes, all of which were...
Thanksgiving and CHANGE…Nov 21, 2009
One of the sometimes-challenging realities of Thanksgiving is that it forces us to look into the microscope of our personal time here on earth and acknowledge the change that will always be a part of our humanity. This week I received a phone call...
Another Day, Another "A"Nov 12, 2009
One of my many college roommates, Mark, graduated with a perfect, straight-A GPA. In those days the grade point average indicating perfection was a 4.0. He worked harder than anyone I had ever known, and hardly took even a few minute break from...
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