accelerating digital transformation
[a lost entry reconstructed] Many in the ill-named emergent church conversation are familiar with A New Kind of Christian, and as Jason Clark had aptly noted that Emergent is not the Emerging Church, there are several other ways that different...
[a lost entry reconstructed] Call me a slow learner. Now it’s finally making some sense to me about the value of using a title. When I had started blogging in 1999, I resisted using a title on my blog entries...
[a lost entry reconstructed] Today I finished reading Blog : Understanding the Information Reformation That’s Changing Your World by Hugh Hewitt of www.hughhewitt.com, an A-list blogger depending on which A-list you reference. The book is a good read, and makes...
[a lost entry reconstructed] For those of you keepin’ score at home, I am still dial-up at home (see SOL on DSL). My previous DSL provider Earthlink still has not removed the signal from the phone line, and my new...
I mused (without a muse for the past 2 weeks) about elusive motivationa week or so ago, and in a recent conversation, I shared a very smallbit of insight that if one is tapped into intrinsic motivation (akapassion or compulsion...
[a lost entry reconstructed] Reading Lee’s musing about what he learned on vacation triggered a revelation for me. I might be a workaholic! It’s not a hard confession, but it’s just not how I think of myself (self-perception being as...
[a lost entry reconstructed] Back from a quick trip out West to Las Vegas, was at Leadership Network‘s Multiplication & Teaching Churches Briefing. Tight schedule, brillant concept: 24-hour schedule that provided exposure and interaction with up to 16 innovatively effective...
The rumors are true, Six Apart (makers of Typepad and MovableType) buys LiveJournal. Official press release, FAQs, LiveJournal’s initial comments, and initial rumor [the Internet exclusive]. One of my friends uses LiveJournal. I was disappointed to find out recently that...