by Jason Lauritsen | Mar 30, 2012 | Uncategorized
When we consider the influence of others on our learning, there are two kinds of people who are critically important to learn from: role models and teachers. Role models are those who DO things in a way that we aspire to do them ourselves. Sometimes we...
by Jason Lauritsen | Mar 27, 2012 | Uncategorized
When was the last time you were passionate enough about an issue, idea or solution to fight for it? I’m not talking passive, re-frame your argument and try again fighting but finger-waving, red-faced, raised-voices fighting (you can replace...
by Jason Lauritsen | Mar 26, 2012 | Communication, Expectations, Relationships
Getting my family loaded in the car before a road trip of any length is a stressful event at our house. On account of having small children, the process is like packing up an entire circus to move it to the next town. There’s a lot to be done, a lot to...
by Jason Lauritsen | Mar 23, 2012 | Uncategorized
I have in the past professed my love of Tim Tebow on this blog. What I loved about Tebow last year was that he represented a disruption of the status quo and a poke in the eye to “the experts.” Tebow’s play illustrated that there might be...
by Jason Lauritsen | Mar 21, 2012 | Uncategorized
Recently, the New World of Work blog ran a post about the developing nations of Africa that was really intriguing. In talking about the physical infastructure of an entire country, the author suggests that “infrastructure can be hacked.”...
