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Monthly Archives: December 2012
Our Future
End of the year traditions appear in almost every culture. In those cultures that the end of the year corresponds with the winter season, a new year not only represented the halfway point of winter, but a time of rebirth … Continue reading
What Are They Saying?
Working with organizations typically requires going to their primary location or locations to interact with their employees. Reality takes on a completely new shape when you observe the inter-workings of an organization instead of just looking at a two dimensional … Continue reading
Something in Between
Most of us played a game when we were young that involved selecting a favorite thing between two options. In elementary school, the game involves receiving two things that are equally pleasing, such as ice cream and cake. By middle … Continue reading
Dispelling Tunnel Vision
Tunnel vision is a medical condition where a person can only see part of what normal vision allows, thus diminishing peripheral vision. Without being able to see one’s surroundings, a person easily runs into things when moving from one place … Continue reading
Having Confidence
Confidence is a tricky thing. When a person has too little confidence, we despise their inability deal with fear and uncertainty and make decisions. Conversely, if a person has too much confidence, we consider the person arrogant, obnoxious, or even … Continue reading