If you have a global company, you have most certainly observed that regions of the world do the same things differently. But have you considered that the way a culture experiences time may be one of the most powerful, behind the scenes drivers of these differences? Professor Phillip Zimbardo, Professor Emeritus of Psychology at Stamford has studied, written on and in this fascinating animated … [Read more...]
Kobe Bryant: Obsessed with Winning
Here is Kobe's thinking about leading a team to win: “How to truly make players better, what that really means,” he said. “It’s not just passing to your guys and getting them shots. It’s not getting this or that many players into double figures. That’s bull[expletive]. That’s not how you win championships. You’ve got to change the culture of your team – that’s how you … [Read more...]
I Wholeheartedly Know This Is True
We need this message, at least I did. But don't we already know that this is true? Watch this. Did you learn something new or get reminded of something really important. From Dr. Brené Brown at TEDx Houston: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4Qm9cGRub0&feature=share … [Read more...]
Eric Schmidt Hosts James Cameron
Pinch me. Tonight, I was enlightened by none other than Eric Schmidt and James Cameron in person. Enlightened: 1. To give intellectual or spiritual light to; instruct; impart knowledge to 2. Archaic . to shed light upon. Humble, curious, creative, articulate and prolific in the extreme, Mr. Cameron exchanged insights with Mr. Schmidt on the plight of our planet, the frontiers of camera … [Read more...]
Widening the Lens
The New York Times - Sunday, August 22, 2010. The Summer That Ended All Summers by Josh Weil. offers a life expanding message: No matter our circumstances, location or station, insight and beauty are there for the beholder. The piece is exquisitely written and, oh, by the way, filled with insight and beauty. Don't miss it. … [Read more...]