Thinks I find along the way
What are the most offensive television shows of all time? South Park leads the pack followed by some other likely contenders: This List Of The Most Offensive TV Shows Ever Made Will Bring You Straight Back To Your Rebellious Middle School Days
In honor of National Pizza Month, here are some amazing statistics which show precisely how much we, as Americans, love our pizza: To Celebrate National Pizza Month Here Are Some Absurd Statistics About How Much We Love Our ‘Za
Comment below: What’s you’re favorite pizza? Here are mine…
What’s yours? Comment below…
Noted compassion author Kristen Neff has an article I feel is worth sharing:
Women need to fully embrace and integrate both tender and fierce compassion if we are ever going to free ourselves from patriarchy: Why Women Need Fierce Self-Compassion – Self-Compassion
During my recent presentation at Trellance’s Payments Academy, I spoke about the importance of embracing thought leadership in building a personal brand. I challenged the attendees to ask themselves, “What do I want to be known for?” This sparked a conversation among the presenters and attendees about what makes someone an expert: Knowledge is power – CUInsight
I’m glad to hear that thoughtleaders like Dorie Clark still think that thought leadership is a valid term:
If you are pursuing thought leadership and would like to put some of Dorie’s thoughts into action, I have developed a practical, tactical thought leadership workflow that I outline here. Contact me below and ask how we can get started…
If you have a shift work job, it’s not easy to maintain a healthy and good quality of life. These 15 tips will help you manage shift work better while living a healthy and happy life: 15 Tips to Manage Shift Work and Your Quality of Life
Another great blog post I found in WordPress Reader…
Courage, conversation, compassion is what God says apparently. That was my initial word and changed it twice. Then this morning compassion came back.
Compassion is something we show another person when they are going through rough times.
It can be a random act of kindness.
It can be simply listening as someone shares their struggles.
It can be remembering where you came from before you pass judgement because another person is not as strong in their faith as you are NOW.
It can be trying to understand someone’s struggle, how they got there and why they want it to stop.
It can be a simple embrace.
It can be praying for someone you do not like because you have been in their shoes and wouldn’t wish it on anyone.
These are all forms of compassion we express and I could go on, but I believe you understand.
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I love this post from Modestly Margaret…
The title of this blog was inspired from a conversation I recently had with a friend regarding current political issues. And No, this is not written to ignite a debate or what political party you confirm your allegiance to. The main issue is, I can’t help but wonder if we realize how we sound. All of us. Red. Blue. Pink. Purple. Grey. Polka dot.
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Thoughts on productivity…
Most of us have troubles keeping focus throughout the workday and have to constantly fight procrastination and all kinds of distractions. Here are 15 instant tips for focusing on work that you can apply to your workflow today: How to Focus on Work Like a Jedi: 15-Point Checklist – Upwork Blog
Bright, shiny objects! 
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