*Note: I'm not currently accepting freelance gigs--building Purpose Portfolio has me pretty much at capacity :) Thanks for your interest, and feel free to drop me a line if I can help find the right designer for your project. `sj
Over the years, social media has challenged, amused, embarrassed, inspired and enlightened me. In no particular order (but numbered, so I can call it a "top-10" list) here are some of my favorite moments:
Interacting with people on their terms isn’t pandering. You don’t have to become some sort of social chameleon. This is really just another example of the subtle mirroring that makes so many aspects of life easier (and more successful).
You don’t have to carpool to soccer practice with employee #2 of the next big thing to get, and stay, on the cutting edge of what’s possible. It just takes a little more work.
Infographic | Graphic illustrating the leadership succession of several family-based Fortune500 companies.
Feeling "too busy to blog" has very little to do with the time it takes to sit at the computer and write. When I feel "too busy," what I'm really experiencing is a mind too cluttered, too frantic to process my life and come up with something worth writing.
Infographic Resume | 10-page CV condensed into a single-page graphic career story.
There is a Sanskrit word that ancient teachers used to describe what you might call the benefits of meditation. The closest English translation is the word “savor” …which I find quite sweet in itself.
OK, so the title may be a bit melodramatic, but the experience has been intense (and insightful) so I figured I'd share. TippingBucket is in what's known in aviation as a departure stall.
Whether we’re tucking into a massive slab of steak, turning a misshapen hunk of granite into our generation’s David, or trying to vanquish diarrheal disease in the Central African Republic, the only approach with any hope of success is to consistently “work the edge.”
Some of the most beautiful, amazing places I have visited, you can’t get to by following a yellow-brick road. The way to these places is often marked by small stacks of stones called cairns. “Continuous” personal revelation works in much the same way.
4 ways to make any offer irresistible, and the critical difference between attractiveness and irresistibility. (hint: one is about you, the other is about them.)
