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Category Archives: thought provocation
Sometimes They Want To Hear How The Sausage Is Made
I recently had dinner with a friend of mine who opened my eyes so wide to something I never contemplated before that I shall forever be in her debt. We were discussing the current state of my professional existence. Since … Continue reading
Posted in Behavioral Influence, Business Relationships, Leadership, Management, thought provocation, Uncategorized
Tagged career, development, Leadership, management
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A week in Rwanda – Where do I begin?
Thank you to everyone who has read my recent post about my trip to Rwanda. Before leaving, I had promised updates about the experience as often as possible. Well, it turned out that it was not all that possible given: … Continue reading
Posted in thought provocation, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Africa, Apparition, Catholic, Genocide, Rwanda, Travel, World
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I am Thankful for a most improbable pilgrimage
A few weeks ago, a friend of mine extended an opportunity to me to assist him with recording the documentary of a religious celebration in Rwanda. November 28, 2011 will mark the 30th anniversary of Marian apparitions in Kibeho in … Continue reading
The Knights (and efficiency) of the Round Table
In the September 2011 issue of The Harvard Business Review, Charalambos Vlachoutsicous recounts a story in “How to Cultivate Engaged Employees” where a CEO for whom he consulted reported significant improvements in engagement and productivity by holding meetings at a … Continue reading