Debating politics is a good thing, but it takes an appropriate attitude. Recently my book club read Fierce Conversations [1]. I like the way Susan Scott frames it. Conversations need to: Interrogate reality Provoke learning Tackle tough challenges Enrich relationships I think people shy away from discussions about politics because these principles aren’t followed. Instead we [...]
After a long day of discussing how the healthcare system operates I started thinking ‘who cares for your health?’ By this I mean a mix of two things. Who actually performs activities related to your biological and social well-being, as well as who sees intrinsic value in your well-being. Who is connected to you, by [...]
For those of you who don’t know, I love using the geeky productivity method called Pomodoro. It is great for improving focus and really sinking yourself into a particular task. At first it starts with simply turning off all distractions, picking on thing on your To Do list, and setting a time for 25 minutes [...]
The space you are in matters. Recently I had the pleasure of visiting the Li Ki Shing Knowledge Institute and was reminded of how the incredible spaces inside. From wide open hallways, fireside nooks with great chairs, and all sorts of great meeting spaces. I was only dropping by for a few meetings and with [...]
