Posts Tagged motivation

If You Play the Numbers Game, You Will Always Lose When Trying to Change the World

Why do we focus so much on attendance numbers when trying to make change?  The truth is that numbers can deceive us and give us a false sense of prog

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You Can’t Do Collaboration Without Being a Collaborator

In various software development circles I hear the phrase "You can't do Agile, you have to be Agile".  This makes sense to me so never thought much a

Agile, Gangplank

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The Future, It’s About People..

We have been talking about concepts in software development for the last few years at Integrum getting back to humanity.  That the separation of goal

Community, Creativity

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What is the Motivation of Making Gangplank Free?

A common question is "How does Gangplank work?  Why is everything free?".  The common theory is that if you don't charge people something they won't

Creativity, Productivity

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SBR: Linchpin by Seth Godin

Linchpin: Are You Indispensable? by Seth Godin My rating: 4 of 5 stars Seth is back. He really gets it right on this one. This is an excellent

Creativity, Sunday Book Review

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The World is Changing and so is our Economy

We might be in the midst of a recession, but I don't think we have seen anything yet.  Most of America is not willing to acknowledge a few key concep

Community, Education, Personal

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Coworking is a commodity. It is a race to the bottom.

I read  "A case against 'free trial coworking'" by Alex Hillman from IndyHall and it reminded why I can't relate to the coworking movement.  I purpo

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Sunday Review: Things I Overheard While Talking To Myself by Alan Alda

Take Away: Great words of wisdom. I grew up watching MASH and always liked Alda, but I had no idea how brilliant he really is, well worth the read.

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Explore Arizona Kicks Off with Catalina State Park

Finally got around to getting the RV back into a drivable state.  It still needs to be emissions tested, two new tires on front, windshield replaced,

AZ, Explore Arizona, Personal

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Do We Want It Badly Enough?

Richard Florida a leading economist talks answers the question "Will Phoenix rise from the ashes?". I am a firm believer that in fact we do nee

AZ, Community, Personal

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