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Notice one thing, write about or express an idea, and be what drives you — three things that bring

Erin Larsen wrote a fantastic post on finding inspiration, and I highly recommend you read it. The essay…

You started with your classroom example and then continued with corporate training as the playground for storytelling. Everything or nearly everything you write here is applicable to classroom teaching, particularly with college level classes. More so because these students will transfer to corporate when they graduate and find jobs.

Notes on “Lessons in Clarity and Grace” by Joseph Williams

While you pledge your money, I’d prefer to wait to see what this “subscription” model looks like. There are already a number of publications that ask for subscriptions, and some of them are quite high. Will we have to pay them as well as Medium? In that case, what is my return on the money I spend? In the end, one only hopes that interaction in…

Excellent meditation not only on the path that Medium can tread but a great piece on the future of shaping up written textual information transmission on the web.

Don’t miss this piece if you care for really sharp, deep thinking.

India images: Travelling Cafe

This guy carries a makeshift cafe on his head. That box on his contains spicy curries and flatbread, a…

No, don’t.

Instead, examine that thought process and ask yourself “Am I sure I need it?” and “why?” five times in a row. If you find yourself lost in a train of thoughts and daydreams, take three deep breaths and actually count those breaths. Instead of opinions and daydream why that stuff matters to you, look for facts…