Monthly Archive: October 2009

When labels like introvert and extrovert don’t work

When labels like introvert and extrovert don’t work

Earlier this week, I put an anonymous poll out to my peeps, with this simple question: “For those who know me from offline or online, how much of a people person am I?” I don’t think of myself as the...

Presentation on November 30th

Presentation on November 30th

// [ update: my presentation and related links are over at the L2 Foundation blog – click here ] // On November 30th and December 1st, I’ll be at the NA-CCOWE (North American Chinese Congress on World Evangelization) conference English...

8 web apps for online notebooks

8 web apps for online notebooks

One of my main StrengthsFinder themes is INPUT :: People strong in the Input theme have a craving to know more. Often they like to collect and archive all kinds of information. Yes indeedy I love gathering information. I’m a...

when market values and kingdom values clash

when market values and kingdom values clash

In trying to figure out how to turn an idea into reality, 1 of the unavoidable questions is one of value. One way it’s asked is, “Does it add value?” The “it” refers to the idea, be it a product...

philosophy and religion have a place

philosophy and religion have a place

Small talk is not my forte’. I can talk about weather or sports for maybe 30 seconds tops. Those are the conventionally safe topics. Work usually comes up early in the conversation, as in “what do you do?” People too...