Four Ages of Sand by Douglas Adams (1998) Today, May 25th, is celebrated every year as Towel Day as a tribute to the author Douglas Adams by his fans. So I am going to share highlights of one of many speeches. This is taken from his 30-minute speech called The Age of Sand. which still relevant to this day. […]
Problem-solving, emotional intelligence, and critical thinking hit the panic fan Throughout my experience, solving a problem and overcoming a challenge has needed multiple aspects of my skill and attributes to be able to come up with a long-term, scalable solution that has considered a multitude of scenarios and how to adapt to them. It is
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We Don’t Need No Stinkin’ Blind Spots Adapting to Your Team Working From Home/Remote With the COVID-19 pandemic, companies have been forced to make changes at an abrupt and bewildering pace. Many of them were not prepared technically and financially to take on these challenges, the most predominant being the overhaul of systems and processes to
Arriving Somewhere Not Here – (i.e. Change/Growth) Our current world is going through some strange events and energies. This inherently causes a lot of changes, some short term, some long term, some minor and some major changes. As much as we try to keep ourselves shielded and try to minimize changes to our immediate surroundings
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I tried to keep this article is around 500 words and I just couldn’t. For those looking for bullet-points and bolded words and think TL;DR, I have included them for your preferred convenience so thanks for the drive-by. Those of you still reading and read until the end of this article, thank you, and hope you find this
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We are all going through an unprecedented era of a health crisis, economic turmoil while coping with social distancing, and the challenges of working from home. Personally, I’m an introvert, and “social distancing” is how I’ve been coping most of my life. Yet, I’ve been successful in my career. I have also been working mostly
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[Acoustic Sensor] – Communications In the previous 3 parts of this series, we covered brakes in cars (boundaries), GPS (technology for the sake of technology), and harmonic balancer (absorb tension and influence vibrations). Today, in part 4 of this series, I am going to use acoustic sensors in cars as an analogy and metaphor for
[Harmonic Balancer] In the previous post (part 2 of this 4 part series), I used the example of a GPS in a NASCAR race car as an example of putting technology for technology’s sake and not getting the benefit from it. Today, in part 3, I am going to talk about a part of a
[Technology for the sake of technology] I have been thinking about how technology has been infused so much in our lives that we hardly notice some of them and have become so reliant on them that when they stop working we panic and forget that we and generations before us have made it through those
Pleasing people is not a priority anymore Manage social and private life (Physically, spiritually, and emotionally) Aware of who you are and fully embrace it Nurture every ideal until it reaches fruition including your tolerance and patience Pursue your passion and beliefs Do not dwell on criticism and let those impact your focus Know when
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