Tag: lem usita

  • Are You Photo-Realistic?

    Are You Photo-Realistic?

    I couldn’t tell you what the impetus for this post was.  I must have heard it or read it somewhere, and I instantly titled this post and saved it as a draft.  Now coming back to write the actual post, I can’t remember what brought about this thought. It is…

  • A Perspective on Ignorance

    A Perspective on Ignorance

    As a teacher and an educator, I want to educate against ignorance.  I get a picture of this super hero teacher that is fighting the crime of ignorance.  I tend to think that a good teacher is one that can fight ignorance.  I tend to think that a good teacher…

  • Your Uniqueness

    Your Uniqueness

    I came up with the line – be unique, but belong – after reading some Erik Erikson for my research.  There’s a balance that needs to be maintained between being yourself, but not being yourself too much.  Or being a part of the group, but not being so weird that…

  • Professional Questions

    Professional Questions

    I was working through my Google Reader today and came across a post from Seth Godin entitled Running away vs. running toward.  Here’s the post. I love the question – Are you chasing or being chased?  Are you leading or following?  Are you fleeing or climbing?  Such great questions.  I…

  • The White House and Verified Identity

    The White House and Verified Identity

    Evidently, the White House is going to be involved in creating an Identity Ecosystem that will verify your identity – for online transactions and just for trust.  There’s even talk of an ID card that will be used to verify your identity.  Here is an article if you want to…

  • Google Me

    Google Me

    Not Google Lem Usita, but “Google Me.”  This is Google’s next social network.  They’ve tried a few, but this is going to be the Facebook-killer.  It could happen.  Honestly, they know more about you than you might even know yourself. Orkut didn’t quite work.  They are saying that it’s going…

  • Scriptura Continua

    yearsagowhenbookswerewrittenbyscribes andnotbytheprintingpressallofthewordswere joinedtogetherwithnospacesinbetweenthe wordspunctuationandspaceswerecreatedlater thiswascalledinthelatinscripturacontinua wehavetrainedourbraintoreadwiththespaces technicallyihavearrestedyourintellectual capabilitiesbywritingthepostinthiswayand believemeihavearrestedmyownintellectua lcapacitybytypinginthiswayaswellthebrain isamazingandresilientandwecantrainour braintodosomeamazingthingsthankstothe personthatdevelopedspacesbetweenwords

  • Design = Results

    I got to hear Andy Stanley tonight.  He was pretty good.  It was a pretty good talk. He had a great quote tonight.  Actually, he had a few great quotes tonight, but I loved this one quote.  He was talking to a bunch of Southern Baptist pastors, and he said…

  • LL37: Steve Jobs Lesson 2 – iNO

    If you’re interested in the first Steve Jobs Lesson – click here.  Just a quick reminder that these leadership lessons are the ones that I am learning. Steve Jobs is good at saying NO.  He says NO to Flash.  He says NO to tethering.  He says NO to other phone…

  • LL36: The Steve Jobs Lesson

    My leadership lesson from Steve Jobs – know what people want.

  • LL34: Breaking My Own Rules

    Do you have leadership rules?  Rules that you follow in leadership?  I broke one of my big rules this past week.  The rule is – things should be handled in the appropriate level.  If you want an explanation – email me. I failed last week (actually, it happens more often…

  • LL33: A Picture of Your Words

    Once again, these are leadership lessons that I’m learning – my leadership lessons. At every organization, there is a stated mission statement, and then the mission statement that is carried out.  There is the vision that is carefully crafted and branded on all of your print material – then there’s…