One problem with the linear passage of time is that you don’t have an opportunity to revisit alternative possibilities. So, for example, had we not gone to Vietnam, where would we be with respect to…;
Monthly Archives For September 2007
Play the Game
As I looked at his name I remember that day in the office back many years ago (something like 1987). We were talking about what he’s planning on doing. He said he would just simply…;
Fragments – faith
“For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” Matthew 6:21 “Now faith is being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see.” Heb.11:1, NIV Original…;
Fragment – Redemption
Looking for redemption in all the wrong places. Original writing date: May 23, 2006
Fragment – symmetry
If the universe were completely symmetrical where both matter and antimatter were in equal parts, there would be no matter, it would be all pure energy. Conversely, if pure energy becomes asymmetrical, matter is formed….;
Selling and Telling
Selling and Telling are two different things. When I sell, I have an agenda. When I tell, I don’t. Selling doesn’t respect who you are as a person. Telling respects who you are as a…;
Fragment – Anchors
When you buy a boat, make sure it has an anchor. Original writing date: July 10, 2006
Fragments – Poise and Power
Poise and power are inseparable. Original writing date: August 30, 2007 Professor Howard Gardner’s five sets of cognitive capabilities for future leaders: first, the disciplined mind; second, the synthesizing mind; third, the creating mind;…;
Fragment – Heuristic
Heuristic: A mental shortcut that enables efficient and quick judgments. Original writing date: August 6, 2007
Fragment – Scientism
In a sense, we have two world views. The first world view is that science is the only route to truth, which is called scientism. Scientism leads to a world view known as scientific naturalism,…;