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Are we truly free?

I had to pause this video about half way through because I could not stop crying. Kevin Bales: How to combat modern slavery Are we truly free?

information overload

It’s always time to simplify. We need to make information simple. We need to listen and organize and purge. We need to be patient with those around us who adapt at different rates. We need to revisit our approach. I just watched this “Web 2.0″ video again.  It is information overload.  Yet, it also is [...]

mini transfortmations

Apple is evil.  –>  Apple rocks!  I love my MacBook Air.  I love my iPhone.  Good customer service goes a LONG way!  Great customer service breads loyalty. Anthony Bourdain is stupid.  –>  Anthony Bourdain rules!  No Reservations kicks butt.  Kitchen Confidential sparked all sorts of creativity.  Writing and reading things that stretch my horizons is [...]

Podcasts and Inspirations and Minnesota

I’m listening to Garrison Keillor’s The Writer’s Almanac.  It was easy to fetch via iTunes and have it sync on my new iPhone.  I’m inspired, both by the ease with which this technology works, and by the soothing voice of Garrison Keillor.  It just seams to put things in perspective… you know, Lake Wobegon and [...]

Learning to Change-Changing to Learn

Learning to Change-Changing to Learn Notice my URL… now. I found this video via this post. It’s particularly interesting to me because I just had a discussion with a good friend.  That discussion was directly about this topic and how we have different viewpoints and different aspects of this topic in our lives. I’m listening. [...]

by august 31

write a book lose 30 pounds go to hawaii simplify material possessions move to midwest Those are not prioritized.  The list is limited to 5.  More would overwhelm me.  Fewer would not challenge me.  I can do it.  I will do it.  I will do it by August 31, 2008.  ~T. W. Getsch ~Saturday, May 24th, [...]

Waiting for Free Food – Intro

UPDATE 10/4/2009: Book URL moved and this page is now found at: http://waitingforfreefood.com/2008/04/03/intro/

March 20

March 20 is today’s date.  This year it’s the 80th day of the year (leap year).  There are 286 days remaining.  It’s the first day of Spring!  It’s also plenty of other things.  Three of those things, I think are really cool. Today is World Storytelling Day! Today is the birthday of Frederick W. Taylor [...]

leadership needed: so much to say and do

I have been following a lot of information for several years now.  I do that with blogs, with RSS feeds, with alerts, with email newsletters, with a few hard copy magazine subscriptions, with some journals, and also a lot with listening in whatever way possible. I’ve come to some conclusions. I can change the world. [...]

deeper thinking with different rewards

Towards the Knowledge Economy More on the Evolution towards the Knowledge Economy UPDATE: Final Thoughts on the Evolution towards a Knowledge Economy The Long Nose of Innovation You may not care about those articles if: you are not a thinker you don’t care about how, and you just want “it” to work you think it’s [...]

quotes on: juggling, systems, consensus, contentment

This is a repost.  It’s worth mentioning again…   “Imagine life is a game in which you are juggling five balls. The balls are called work, family, health, friends, and integrity. And you’re keeping all of them in the air. But one day you finally come to understand that work is a rubber ball. If [...]

feelings near the end of vacation

I’ve been on vacation this past week.  I left work on Monday afternoon and will not be connected there until Monday morning.  That is the vacation part. The fun part was that on Wednesday afternoon my sister got married.  I got to see lots of family and friends back in Minnesota.  (If you didn’t know, that’s [...]

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