Distinguishing between truth-tellers and pundits: Last time, I introduced the roles of prophets, cri...
Show Me Something Well-made: This weekend at the Museum of Making I was part of...
Adaptive do-It-yourself? Or next 'Canada's Worst Handyman'?: There comes a time in every young man's life when ...
I want to be around people who take care: When I stepped into the Museum of Making, I was ov...
There comes a time in every young man’s life when he must learn how to light a blow torch, to run stone through a wet saw, and mix cement with water. Or so I tell myself as I stumble my [...]
Last time, I introduced the roles of prophets, critics, and truth-tellers in enriching the ecology of leadership. I failed to mention however that there is an implied assumption that those truth-tellers and prophets are adaptive. This is, of course, not [...]
1. Choosing not to think. Have you ever noticed that there are boundaries to what we choose to think about? Religion is certainly one area where we may choose not to apply the usual rigours of thought. Math is another [...]
When I stepped into the Museum of Making, I was overwhelmed by a sense of awe and child-like wonder at all the working artifacts beautifully exhibited in a thoughtful manner. I also felt a deep down stirring and reminder of [...]
This weekend at the Museum of Making I was part of the presentation by Leadership Calgary on Technology, Innovation, and the Human Spirit. There we met the curator, Ian MacGreagor, an extraordinary engineer and human being. He shared with us [...]
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