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Ambiguity is not a gift.

Ambiguity may be unavoidable at times, or necessary for a season, but one thing is clear, it is never an ideal. When serving the people or ideas you care about: Ambiguity is not a gift.

Perspective: Illustrated from Space

The attached photo is via NASA and shows a different view of the US for the Thanksgiving holiday, touting The United States has more roads—4.1 million miles (6.6 million kilometers)—than any other nation in the world, and roughly 40 percent more than second-ranked India. About 47,000 of those U.S. miles are part of the Interstate […]

Project Management and Entertainment Featured .

Recently the world of entertainment and, specifically app, film and game development were the feature on the front page of PM Network–the professional magazine for the Project Management Institute (PMI), the governing body of the project management world. The focus of the article was how the the stories in games, apps and/or film can’t happen […]

Courage: Best Definition Ever

My son is 7 and for the last two years, we have been working on facing the things we fear. There is no perfect answer but given that we all experience fear as an unavoidable challenge, I didn’t want him to think the goal of courage was to be the absence of fear–just the mastery […]

Conference Dreaming at Skywalker Ranch

CS2: DREAM Coming to the table on this one there was a need to provide a platform to expose a new video curriculum to conference attendees around the country. The curriculum would include spectacular film footage from all over the world and part of the planning process would include a screening at Skywalker Ranch, north […]

Connecting with Consumers

CS1: DREAM The hope of this project was to connect with readers of Christian Fiction in a way that allows not only learning but continued relationship. We brainstormed a number of viable ways we thought would take us to that level of connection. What if we could do a massive survey of the most passionate […]

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Dream.

Looking for posts on the discipline of dreaming? Look for this image. Here’s the overview of these posts: Knowing what you want. Definition. It should be the easy part, right? Creating the ideal scenario? But things certainly do get in the way, and it takes courage, conversation and open challenge to get beyond preconceived bias […]

Taking the creative route.

One of my co-workers walked by today and suggested we liven things up a bit by playing duck-duck-goose in our cubicle city. You remember that game, right? You sit in a circle and the person who is “it” walks around tapping each head or shoulder with a “duck, duck, duck…” eventually getting to the chosen […]