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In praise of the follower

For what seems years now, I’m been hearing about leadership. I’ve been in conferences, read books and seen countless posts online about how you have to be a leader. Everyone on a team has to lead. It’s in leadership that … Continue reading

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What is the purpose?

My sense is that here, in the western world, we have a thing about purpose – everything and everyone must have a purpose. We get frustrated and sometimes irritable when we can’t see any. I was thinking about this after … Continue reading

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Why dogs are important to business

“… It’s nice to know that if I do post about my dogs or something, it’s not a total faux pas.” That is from a comment left yesterday by Tzaddi, from ThriveWire, to my post I wonder what she’ll say? … Continue reading

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Lessons learned: Don’t be unfair

In the usual kerfuffle known as the news of the day, you may have missed this: Dogs show envy, researchers say. In a paper with the dreary and somewhat obfuscating title, “The absence of reward induces inequity aversion in dogs,” … Continue reading

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Canine follies

On a subject unrelated to writing (except in the sense that it disrupts my writing/editing work) … When I got my dog, Molly Bloom, from the SPCA, part of the reason for choosing her was her quiet disposition. She was … Continue reading

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