Tell the Truth: Part Two

Tell the Truth: Part Two

by | Oct 28, 2014

In an earlier post, I wrote about the important necessity — and the effective simplicity — of telling the truth. It was a lesson I learned, of course, from children. Since then, I found this: In an article called, “High-School Students Respect First Amendment...
The Science of Best Practices

The Science of Best Practices

by | Oct 27, 2014

Though we’ve written about best practices before, we still hear references to them and read articles about them with disarming frequency. That frequency is disarming because it reflects stasis — a kind of settling for inactivity or unimaginativeness, rather than...
Super Size It

Super Size It

by | Oct 24, 2014

This handsome fella is young Crush, the newest member of the OCG Pet Family. In case you hadn’t noticed, he’s a Great Dane. He’s a big, gentle boy; and everything about him is modest … except his appetite. To make your pledge to the Crush Food...
A Thought

A Thought

by | Oct 23, 2014

Thinking is the hardest work there is, which is probably the reason why so few engage in it. (Henry Ford) A friend froze me in my tracks the other day. In the midst of a conversation we were having, he said: “I have a thought.” I couldn’t believe it....
In the Minority

In the Minority

by | Oct 20, 2014

I saw a LinkedIn update the other day notifying me that the enterprise of one of my professional connections had just qualified as a woman-owned minority business (WOMB). Needless to say, the acronym struck me as apt, since it’s hard to imagine anything more...