Fill or Kill. Yes, it’s the lore of James Dean in Rebel without a Cause.
But, it’s really onto only what I call endpoint thinking … it’s deadpoint thinking.
Consider a game of chicken in which two drivers barrelling down
Fill or Kill
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Your the Best v. You’re the Best
I received a note from Derek G. Graham OLS OLIP alerting me that I had goofed on the titling of my previous blog post – linked [HERE].
In this post I’m going to own that error more fully than I think
Knowing Your the Best … Even Before You Are!
Wow! In light of everything that I have been studying about Napoleon Hill and some other protegees of his this past month or so, I find the above picture and comments extremely interesting.
Perhaps the biggest idea is that one
Hon. Ron Sims Opens MLK Weekend at the Rotary Club of the University [of WA] District
Today, Past King County Executive who a decade ago this May took the role of Secretary of Housing and Urban Development in DC gave a magnificent speech to open up this year’s MLK weekend.
He shared stories about how growing
Justice Smiles Website Development – Part II
I had a fantastic day learning Tableau Software as the first customer of Ben Johnson’s Data Literacy.
So much, that I have to confess I need to sleep on it before returning to much of the data that I had
Justice Smiles Website Development – Part I
Though my immediate desire is to get in to Tableau Software so I can learn and earn through an exchange of time and wisdom for value, my approaches haven’t generated my desired outcome … yet!
So, I find myself in
Implicit Bias v. Scientific Method
Yesterday, I had an informational interview with a gentleman from Tableau Software.
He mentioned how he believes it is so important that we follow the scientific method’s means of determining what you suspect to find – i.e. the hypothesis –
A Gory Cave Allegory
A day or two ago when I was watching the live stream of Bob Proctor & Sandy Gallagher’s “The Art of Goal Creation,” I was directly reminded of Plato’s Allegory of the Cave.
The basic idea is that prisoners are
Our Neighborhood’s Wonderful Tarped House
It’s most a beauty … eh?
Well, this house sits right next to the Magnolia dog park.
This week it was again tarped. They did a great job of tying this turd down.
Yeah, this double barraleed gabbled monstrosity had a
A Quote by which to Live and to Die
All men dream; but not equally. Those who dream by night in the dusty recesses of their mind waken the dday to find that it was vanity; but the dreamers of the day are dangerous men, for they may act