Thank God the elections are over.
I survived my first camping (IN A TENT) trip with the Girl Scouts at Camporee!
Nuts & Magazine sales are on for Girl Scouts.
Not to mention the Mixed Bag Design fundraiser at our school, which ended on Monday; and the See’s Candy sale, which started on Tuesday.
Hey, those krazy (with a k) lawyers over at Allen Matkins are at it again … grab a cup of coffee and turn the volume up!
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My question is this: “Adam Stock, how the hell did you get them to do this?”
TRUST. If you ask me, the first rule of our profession is trust.
Without trust we cannot do much in our firms. Without trust we cannot learn and share with one another. Without trust we cannot mentor, or be mentored, by the incredible leaders of our profession, who are still around. Which says a lot
We are all members of a team, whether at work, on a board of directors, a committee at our kid’s school, a sports team, your high school reunion, in our personal relationships, etc. In all my years, I have yet to hear of a team that was not dysfunctional in some way or another. However,
Clearing out my reader right now (which anyone who follows me on Twitter can tell from all the @reading posts I’m shooting out) when I came across this gem from the folks at Getting Things Done, David Allen’s company:
How’s your perspective, after a 3-day weekend? (Or did you have a 3-day weekend?)
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Words count. Words have meaning. Words on Facebook, Twitter and in the comments section of online publiations are searchable, fully visible, and can define you.
My friend Jayne Navarre at the Virtual Marketing Officer recently wrote this post, Facebook and Politics: Do they mix? Yes, no, maybe? taking on politics on our personal social
Well, this WAS going to be the last in our series of Favorite Blogs, but I found one more topic for Monday.
For those who haven’t been following along, Jonathan Fitzgarrald (Bad for the Brand) and I have pulled together a collection of our favorite blogs that help us do our job better.
We’re almost done. Jonathan Fitzgarrald (Bad for the Brand) and I have pulled together a collection of our favorite blogs that help us do our jobs better. So far, we have prepared for you a collection of the legal press, the legal industry , and general business and management blogs we follow.
As I mentioned last week, Jonathan Fitzgarrald (Bad for the Brand) and I have pulled together a collection of our favorite blogs that help us do our jobs better. So far, we have prepared for you a collection of the legal press and legal industry blogs we follow. For today, here are our