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What does Diversity look like today?

What does Diversity look like today?

This is a pause for the cause – a different way of viewing the dimensions of diversity. Diversity, it has often been said, goes beyond race and gender. It includes generations, race, gender, organizational diversity, nationality, culture, recreational habits, personality and more. At the heart of it, regardless of their dimensions, is a human being [...]

Not Always in our Best Interest

Not Always in our Best Interest

There are some things that we are pretty sure of, things that we know work  and are are good for us. Yet we go out of our way to support efforts that are clearly not good and that serve to undermine what it is that we know will work. We continue to promote foods that [...]

What is an American?

What is an American?

On headlines proclaims that Keflezighi won the marathon for his “adopted country” which suggest (unintentionally) that maybe he is an American of convince, like a carpetbagger.

Create Your Tribe & Change the World

Create Your Tribe & Change the World

Seth Godin speaks at TED on changing the world.  If there’s a challenge you think needs fixing, take the time to view this video. He outlines a perspective that makes sense in this techie world we live in. It makes sense in the human dynamic of changing the world to be a better place. And [...]

You may hate this message! But if you manage people read it anyway! Plz.

Dan Pink’s articles on business and technology have appeared in The New York Times, Harvard Business Review, Fast Company and Wired. He worked previously as Vice President Al Gore’s chief speechwriter from 1995-97, and before that as an aide to Secretary of Labor Robert Reich. (Source)

Recently Dan Pink gave this talk at TED. If you [...]

Major demo shift impacts corporate cultures.

Major demo shift impacts corporate cultures.

The United States will soon be a majority-minority nation: “The 2010 Census will be one of the most important censuses in U.S. history. The 2010 census will show that the country is on a path to becoming a majority minority nation. This unparalleled historic event will have wide-ranging implications including the impact on minority political [...]

Congrats Outrageous Leaders

Congrats Outrageous Leaders

Congratulations to the new graduates of this new company! Here’s to your continued success. Entrepreneurs, perhaps now is the time to live your dream.
DBI Education graduated their first Breakthrough Course Sunday July 12th. It was delivered by international trainer, consultant, author, and coach Joel Martin, PhD. With the support of a team of coaches [...]

Having High Hopes - The Alternative of Fear

Having High Hopes – The Alternative of Fear

In Monday’s New York Times there was an article which basically stated that nothing was working, specifically the retraining and re-hiring of the nations workforce and that having hope might turn out to be a wasted gesture. While there may be a ton of truth in this description of the state of the economy, however [...]

FraserNet launches Twitter Strategy.

FraserNet launches Twitter Strategy.

FraserNet Launches Twitter Strategy through Sistributions with @PowerNetworking for “Succeeding in Tough Times” 2009 PowerNetworking Conference.
June 17, 2009, ATLANTA, GA – FraserNet, Inc. today announced the launch of a twitter strategy for its June 2009 PowerNetworking Conference. The conference twitter profile, @PowerNetworking, will serve as a major communication and customer service tool for [...]

George Fraser: Networking Powerhouse

George Fraser: Networking Powerhouse

Networking works when you fully understand that there is inherent value in every human being and every human relationship regardless of title or position. Only when we mature enough to stop prejudging people as to their worthiness of our assistance can we truly give without expectation. When you give first, without expectation, you are networking [...]