Looking out at the lake it had seen better days. Dry and barren it was lacking shade. A sight to lament, only to find something surprising when I turned to the other side. A dam and behind it a cheery spread of sparkling water brushing up behind it. Both perspectives are real and true, which…
Principle Tailwinds
Another day where a long list remains. Yet, I’m delighted with the outcome. The tailwinds of the principle of putting first things first.
Next Time
I disagreed, vehemently so. But I respected their right to an opinion. I listened to what they had to say. Or at least, that’s what I hope I’ll do, next time.
CEO Of The Year
The world watched AMD’s stock prices go from $3 per share to $140 over ten years. All under the leadership of a Taiwanese woman with an electrical engineering degree. At 55, Lisa Su displays a character and composure any age can aspire to.
Two Layers Deep Into Indonesia Naming
If you visit Bali, Indonesia, you’ll quickly observe that the pool of popular names among the locals seems shockingly small. And maybe after meeting your fifth Wayan you’ll ask, why? In a remarkably pragmatic turn of events the answer is: birth order. Birth order determines your name, uniform for both male or female. Firstborn is…