Monthly Archive: August 2003

customer service 0

customer service

This thought is about good customer service vs. bad customer service, IMHO. After some time to cool down from getting worked up the past few days about my dissatisfaction with my local phone service provider Starpower, I’ll share with you...

life change on myself 0

life change on myself

Okay, I’m drained.. will lay low tonight, stay here in Raleigh, then drive back to my DC home tomorrow afternoonish. A warm welcome to the CCL LDP‘ers [you know who you are 🙂 ] For those of you just tuning...

Panera Bread + free WiFi 0

Panera Bread + free WiFi

PANERA BREAD? | wi-fi internet access they’re offering free WiFi internet, I can’t believe it! It’s finally here, and in the DC metro area too at 3 Northern Virginia locations (at the moment of this writing).. I can’t wait to...

self-awareness 0

self-awareness

in Greensboro this week, taking a week-long course about Leadership Development.. it’s not quite what I expected, as it is largely about personal assessment, getting feedback from peers that are also attending the class, and from asessments and instruments of...

glitch in the matrix 0

glitch in the matrix

insomnia revisited.. awoken by a combo of need for a pit stop (drank too much water at bedtime) and guilt; had called a few people to cancel last night’s pool party after talking with the organizer, and then 20 minutes...

how can I be trusted 0

how can I be trusted

Do you know me? How can you really know me? Does my sharing of my thoughts and connections for all these years here online, openly and vulnerably, give you enough to believe I’m credible (believable, trustworthy, acceptable)?? [I didn’t say...

Xanga attack 0

Xanga attack

here’s why you’ve not been able to Xanga.com Due to continued and ongoing DDOS attacks, Xanga has now been down for over 24 hours. This is the most concerted and determined of all the attacks we have experienced. Every time...

Best practices of innovative churches 0

Best practices of innovative churches

being a big fan of innovation and change (b/c no change = no growth), for the 90% of church leaders who are actually followers (but still serving in leadership positions), this new book is a nice case-study kind of a...