-
Recent Posts
- Was this the greatest moment in human history?
- In a World Focused on Artificial Intelligence, Let’s Reflect on Emotional Intelligence for a Minute
- Bright and Fresh Spring Dishes
- Project Management Mastery? Not Even Close
- A Journey into Fatherhood, Round Two
- Worlds Colliding
- HEALTHy APPlicationS
- Tradition
Recent Comments
- Susan Sim on Was this the greatest moment in human history?
- Deb Cote on Was this the greatest moment in human history?
- Deb Cote on In a World Focused on Artificial Intelligence, Let’s Reflect on Emotional Intelligence for a Minute
- Helen Bodell on In a World Focused on Artificial Intelligence, Let’s Reflect on Emotional Intelligence for a Minute
- Naomi Lenane on Worlds Colliding
- Deb Cote on Tradition
- Sandra on 13 Leadership Lessons from Ted Lasso
- Cindy Mackenzie on The Risk and the Ride
Archives
Related Links
Category Archives: Communication
Where’s my iPhone?
A few weeks ago I got the opportunity to go back home to Ireland for a week. The purpose of the trip was to attend my high school reunion. Because my wife, two daughters, and I are going to Ireland … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Work Life Balance
5 Comments
Taking Responsibility
Our latest staff meeting agenda included a list of the Seven Beliefs of Success. The one that hit me between the eyes was “Take responsibility no matter what”. I’ve frequently stated during a project that every problem with a project … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Motivation
1 Comment
Appreciating good interviewing
I have come to appreciate the art of asking good questions and conducting good interviews. While I have long been curious about this subject, I was reminded of it through the media’s response to the recent death of Mike Wallace. … Continue reading
Posted in Communication
2 Comments
Does Grammar Matter?
On a recent flight, I watched Contagion – complimentary (not complementary) thanks to a late departure. In the movie, Elliott Gould’s character says, “Blogging isn’t writing. It’s graffiti with punctuation.” Besides being funny, it also made me think about the … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Documentation
4 Comments
Communication and the T
I take the train to work. For four years, I’ve parked at a commuter rail station that has free parking. It is a popular lot; people will drive a few extra miles to park for free. The lot does involve … Continue reading
Posted in Communication
2 Comments
Blogging about Blogging
The term blog (derived from web log) is a prevalent buzz word on the internet these days. And, even though it hasn’t been added to most dictionaries yet, blogging is very much a part of popular culture. Everyone seems to … Continue reading
Posted in Communication
Comments Off on Blogging about Blogging