Category Archives: Strategy and the Big Picture

Objective, long-term, strategic, macro view

Reflections of unity and war

It was July 16th, 1969. The summer before my senior year in high school. I had been enthralled with space, science fiction and John F. Kennedy’s audacious commitment to putting people on the moon before the end of that decade. … Continue reading

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SHRM misses the point

SHRM (the Society for Human Resource Management, a professional association of HR professionals and leaders whose aim is to advance the profession) has made a public announcement that the group will be dropping the “E” (for Equity) from the previously … Continue reading

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This ain’t AI

Computing power, data storage and transmission speeds have all continually advanced from the moment counting tools were first employed to extend human mathematics beyond our ten fingers. Calculations were aided and our ability to do higher order math improved through … Continue reading

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When the world feels like too much

Guest writer: Serra Sewitch-Posey Something is happening to me. Or more than that it’s like, parts of myself that have always been there are starting to expand and overwhelm other parts of me. It feels a bit alarming, like I’m … Continue reading

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