Every relationship has its own level of trust. Knowing where you stand can help you build trust going forward.
Source: Do people trust you? Advice for building trust and inspiring confidence | SmartBrief
I’m so grateful for the greatest news that would not have made the news of our day… News that rises far above the chaos of 2020… News that really matters…
The Savior is Born
Interesting review of how Cyber Security has come into being and how it has evolved.
From phone phreaks to next generation cyberattacks
Source: The History Of Cybercrime And Cybersecurity, 1940-2020
This excellent piece by Wayne Turmel contains great advice for remote project teams.
Remote project team coordinators often struggle to incorporate contractors. How do you encourage buy-in to short-term projects?
Source: Create a Chain of Connection for Project Team Contractors | Remote Leadership Institute
The neighbors have chickens and Brew doesn’t appreciate it.
Love Halloween with the candy and all, but the guys aren’t invited.
Naps are complicated at our house.
Pepper has to cut down on the walks…
I’ve heard trust but verify… but not with Brew… you NEVER trust and always Verify!
Brew is ready to Punch It, and I need to hang on for dear Life!
There’s a lot of great career coaches available today but I would like to highlight and recommend one exceptional coach – Mike Johnson.
I am in an accountability group with Mike. I have come to respect his professionalism, abilities to think outside the box, and his dedication to helping people. He is compassionate and yet will confront issues – key things for effective coaching in my opinion. Below, find how to connect with Mike and also find information about an opportunity coming up on October 20 (as of the date of this posting).
Connect with Mike
October 20 Opportunity
The weather channel isn’t a great go to for exact planning for me usually… but it was today.
Ran into Roxy today…
I enjoyed this piece because it brings some of the process and project thinking I like into pieces that one can digest in life. It helps bring some of the principles of the Agile Manifesto to every day life.
Tinkering with different problem-solving methods and perspectives is a key ingredient in this agility development practice.
Source: How to incorporate the Agile Manifesto into your workday
Some good deeds must be punished…. severely.
Sometimes… it’s just a bad idea to do what you think might be a good idea.
