This site under reconstruction.
Sometimes change can be exciting as it can be an excuse to learn new things. For instance, the company I work for will be transitioning to Office 365, which I assume will mean the latest and greatest in regards to Excel, Word, Powerpoint, etc., and more interestingly, the business intelligence tools. Of course, the plan…
Part 1 of the ACA is finished – the paper forms are being printed to be mailed out. This year it was more painful than usual because we changed our payroll provider in the middle of the year. Oh boy that was painful. Now I’m on to the next step. I will still be working…
The smirk seen around the world. The incident between the teenager Nick Sandmann and the American Indian activist Nathan Phillips showcases the danger of jumping to conclusions on a tiny snippet of a video. The 3 or 4 minute version is very damaging to the teenager as it suggests that he and his teenage cohorts…
For some reason, I find corporate discussions about “purpose” nauseating. I read the book “Start with Why” by Simon Sinek and it made a lot of sense that truly successful companies have to have a purpose beyond just making money. I could see why “purpose” became popular with the millennials after the Great Recession, but…
I wonder if it takes self-awareness to realize when one is making the same mistake over and over again or when one is being a hypocrite. Or does the lack mean that one is doomed to keep repeating mistakes? Tax Cut Insanity Take Kansas. The people voted in Republican Sam Brownback for governor because he…
For some people, it’s a war out there. In “Nothing on this page is real” by Washington post is a story about two people waging an online war – probably what they feel is good versus evil battle. Reading this article provides a tiny glimpse into the mindset of these people. One is a liberal…