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Box of Crayons: On Doing Great Work
November 6th, 2012
LPTrendsCareer – Box of Crayons – Helping Others Do Great Work. On Michael Bungay Stanier. Author, innovation expert, creativity coach, philanthropist, keynote speaker and yes, Rhodes Scholar, Michael Bungay Stanier knows all about the challenge of doing Great Work in … Continue reading
Brigadier Generals Know Extreme Leadership
October 10th, 2012
LPTrendsLeadership. “Brigadier General (Ret.) Thomas Kolditz, a Senior Lecturer at Yale University, on the future of leadership. Tom Kolditz has appeared on ABC World News, ABC 20-20, Al Jazeera, MSNBC, CBS, NPR, Calgary Today, Morning Ireland, and conducted interviews with the New York Times, the Associated … Continue reading
You know, that John Cleese…
October 8th, 2012
LPTrendsInnovativeThinking: John Cleese is really smart. He has a way with knowing exactly how to make you laugh your proverbial, British comedy-loving butt off. And who can forget or ignore his classics A Fish Called Wanda, or Monty Python’s Life of Brian… But … Continue reading
Hipsters Teach: World Listens
September 25th, 2012
LPTrendsIdeas– Better Ways for Every Day We appreciated that at first blush this site could be construed as race-negative. But then we took off our bias and attachment filters and just absorbed. We appreciated the fact that their’s is … Continue reading
Funny Things Real People Say
September 17th, 2012
LPTrendsCoolJobs: Witstream. Lisa Cohen has a divergent, creative mind and innovating nose for technology and how to use it to its full potential. She helps us all find the funny, and real. Follow Lisa on Twitter, too. “Founder and Chief Executive Officer Lisa … Continue reading
The Altucher Confidential
September 13th, 2012
LPTrendsThe Altucher Confidential – Ideas for a world out of balance. James Altucher wears a lot of hats – trader, investor, writer, entrepreneur. Author of I Was Blind But Now I See, How To Be The Luckiest Person Alive … Continue reading
Going Pro
September 11th, 2012
LPTrendsCareer: Going Pro. A really relevant and unique riff on the emerging, clarified definition of what it means to be professional. By Jackie Dotson, LCSW. Therapist. Writer. Disruptive Presence. You go girl. In recent months, a lot has been written … Continue reading
Zanzibar Entrepreneur: Emerson Skeens
September 2nd, 2012
LPTrendsEntrepreneurs: On Zanzibar’s Emerson Skeens by Susan Bainbridge. Levi-Strauss once said that all accounts of travel “create the illusion of something which no longer exists, but should exist.” And therein lies the dilemma of the consummate traveller; trapped into an … Continue reading
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Why Women Still Can’t Have It All?
October 25th, 2012LPTrendsVillageIdeas. In the spirit of the upcoming election and going against the grain of popular ideas, ponder this truly thought-provoking and obviously emotions-provoking article series on the women’s movement, women and work, and a slightly different take on equality … Continue reading →
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Tags: Anne-Marie Slaughter, Barack Obama, Election 2012, family values, The Atlantic, Why Women Can't Have It All, women's equality
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