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By far the most substantial piece of content I read recently is from Jay Rosen. He is a press critic who writes about the media and politics. He is a professor at the School of Journalism at New York University. Here is how it starts: https://twitter.com/jayrosen_nyu/
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You don’t. You never do. Leading by example is based on a faulty assumption: that people will see only the behavior you want them to see and follow only the behavior you want them to follow. News flash: the people who work with you see everything. They see not
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In memory of my mother's passing, I'm paraphrasing a passage from a book by Parker Palmer. It expresses exactly what I experienced. I share this as a way to reach out to other people who are dealing with loss and grief. A few years ago, my
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11 Canadians living in the United States share what they miss most about home in Our True North. I miss people minding their own business. I miss the politeness and courtesy. I miss the lack of drama and not taking oneself seriously. I miss the shades-of-grey world that
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I carry mine everywhere and jot down EVERYTHING in it: ideas, meeting notes, phone call notes, appointments, etc. I also use it to outline and draft articles, correspondence, and any other writing I do. As things get done or transferred to permanent platforms, I cross them off. As all items
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Daniel Craig has not stopped that franchise from letting him secure a slew of other roles to take on in between his adventures as 007. The actor currently has two pretty big films (The Invasion, The Golden Compass) coming out later this year, and is now in talks to star