turning concept into function
when you change the mechanism of how your mind works it causes a shift in your perspective or existing paradigm
that's the key to the transformation of information
which leads to transmutation of the Self
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
evolution, expansion, excalation
the world spins on & humanity hurtles along or falls behind
as the the energies build momentum and reach velocity we are either on board or not
technology can be such a tool but all too often, we're only at the start of unfolding discoveries when some new gadget, gizmo or toy is already obsolete
how then to prioritize & optimize - what serves the most? & what lends distraction? or leads to destruction?
as the the energies build momentum and reach velocity we are either on board or not
technology can be such a tool but all too often, we're only at the start of unfolding discoveries when some new gadget, gizmo or toy is already obsolete
how then to prioritize & optimize - what serves the most? & what lends distraction? or leads to destruction?
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
ITs role in this economic downturn
For companies spared the worst, downturns can be important opportunities to strengthen and reorganize.
IT, once considered a discretionary expense, is now the heartbeat of business.
IT possesses the combined values of being strategic, innovative and frugal.
Companies are prioritizing IT investments even as they cut operating expenses - a change from past downturns, when drastic cuts in discretionary IT investment were common.
New technologies that bring productivity improvements and are priced attractively can offer companies genuine competitive and operating gains.
Keeping track of what people are thinking, what they are seeing, and what they are feeling is important in times of uncertainty. The combination of data sources can bring real insight to an organization.
Those insights will be essential to companies as they seek to stay viable in a tough market that tests their executives' skills.
excerpted from an article by Deborah Asbrand for Microsoft
IT, once considered a discretionary expense, is now the heartbeat of business.
IT possesses the combined values of being strategic, innovative and frugal.
Companies are prioritizing IT investments even as they cut operating expenses - a change from past downturns, when drastic cuts in discretionary IT investment were common.
New technologies that bring productivity improvements and are priced attractively can offer companies genuine competitive and operating gains.
Keeping track of what people are thinking, what they are seeing, and what they are feeling is important in times of uncertainty. The combination of data sources can bring real insight to an organization.
Those insights will be essential to companies as they seek to stay viable in a tough market that tests their executives' skills.
excerpted from an article by Deborah Asbrand for Microsoft
Monday, May 11, 2009
eMotion
E=MC2
energy in motion = emotion
change your emotion & change your situation
your body determines your physical condition
master your emotions & empower your physiology
this changes your equation for manifestation
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energy in motion = emotion
change your emotion & change your situation
your body determines your physical condition
master your emotions & empower your physiology
this changes your equation for manifestation
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Sunday, May 10, 2009
MOM vs CEO
Allison writes:
They don't give college degrees in motherhood,
they don't bankroll the startup of a family,
they don't give medals or awards or cash bonuses
for people who take on the job of being a mother -
but my mother chose to jump in and
do the thankless, guideless, 24-7 job of being a mom.
if you listed the tasks a mother takes on in raising her brood, it puts the top CEOs to shame
They don't give college degrees in motherhood,
they don't bankroll the startup of a family,
they don't give medals or awards or cash bonuses
for people who take on the job of being a mother -
but my mother chose to jump in and
do the thankless, guideless, 24-7 job of being a mom.
if you listed the tasks a mother takes on in raising her brood, it puts the top CEOs to shame
Thursday, May 7, 2009
brain drain
Fast Company post by Michael Cannell - Thu May 7, 2009 at 4:17 PM
Neuroscientists are uncovering how the design of your home or office can make you smarter, faster, happier. Is brain science the next big design trend?
Now backed up by empirical evidence as new research in neuroscience hints at how our surroundings affect feelings and behavior. In the current issue of Scientific American Mind, Emily Anthes describes how ceiling height, colors and other design factors influence attention and creativity. Scientists are just beginning to address these questions, in part by studying changes in brain activity as subjects make their way through virtual reality rooms.
What's your vote on this?
Is design insignificant, a nuisance or an opportunity?
How do your surroundings, environment or attitude affect your thoughts, processes and output?
.
Neuroscientists are uncovering how the design of your home or office can make you smarter, faster, happier. Is brain science the next big design trend?
Now backed up by empirical evidence as new research in neuroscience hints at how our surroundings affect feelings and behavior. In the current issue of Scientific American Mind, Emily Anthes describes how ceiling height, colors and other design factors influence attention and creativity. Scientists are just beginning to address these questions, in part by studying changes in brain activity as subjects make their way through virtual reality rooms.
What's your vote on this?
Is design insignificant, a nuisance or an opportunity?
How do your surroundings, environment or attitude affect your thoughts, processes and output?
.
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
cultural anthropology
the sum of practical knowledge: the sum of a society's or culture's practical knowledge, especially with reference to its material culture
for example, if you want to build a lasting home today, what would that take?
an architect & engineer are no longer adequate - maybe an industrial designer plus an energy efficency engineer may get the job done
the wave of the future demands harnessing more elements of technology, design, development & skill to deliver up to expectations
with the evolution of humanity, our material culture is no longer boxed into the mundane or the tangible only - it has morphed & mutated into a whole new species
if you have experienced any of Santiago Calatrava's "breathing" sculptures, monuments or buildings - you will begin to get the drift
if you've read any of Pico Iyer's nomadic travelogues, articles or books - you'll be infected
if you are mindful in each moment of your breath. . . .there is no escaping it
.
for example, if you want to build a lasting home today, what would that take?
an architect & engineer are no longer adequate - maybe an industrial designer plus an energy efficency engineer may get the job done
the wave of the future demands harnessing more elements of technology, design, development & skill to deliver up to expectations
with the evolution of humanity, our material culture is no longer boxed into the mundane or the tangible only - it has morphed & mutated into a whole new species
if you have experienced any of Santiago Calatrava's "breathing" sculptures, monuments or buildings - you will begin to get the drift
if you've read any of Pico Iyer's nomadic travelogues, articles or books - you'll be infected
if you are mindful in each moment of your breath. . . .there is no escaping it
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Labels:
cutural antropology,
development,
growth,
human excellence
Monday, May 4, 2009
define. . . .
pol·y·math [ póllee màth ] (plural pol·y·maths) noun
pol·y·math·ic [ pòllee máthik ] adjective
Definition: a person who endeavors to develop his/her capacities as fully as possible, both mentally and physically, without affectation
related terms : generalis, universal genius, courtier, Rennaisance Man, Homo Universalis
partial list of polymaths then: Leonardo da Vinci, Albert Einstein, Marie Curie, Leon Battista Alberti
partial list of polymaths today: Bill Gates, Bono of U2, Shen Wei, the Dalai Lama, Georgia O'Keefe, Helen Keller
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pol·y·math·ic [ pòllee máthik ] adjective
Definition: a person who endeavors to develop his/her capacities as fully as possible, both mentally and physically, without affectation
related terms : generalis, universal genius, courtier, Rennaisance Man, Homo Universalis
partial list of polymaths then: Leonardo da Vinci, Albert Einstein, Marie Curie, Leon Battista Alberti
partial list of polymaths today: Bill Gates, Bono of U2, Shen Wei, the Dalai Lama, Georgia O'Keefe, Helen Keller
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