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Wow, I sure have a LOT of reading to do this month. Thanks for putting this together Rosa. Lots of amazing authors with great articles here. I can't wait to dive into them all soon!
Posted by: Phil Gerbyshak | May 26, 2006 at 02:00 AM
Hi Rosa, thanks for helping us re-invent ourselves. There is a lot of substance here which should make some great reading over the holiday weekend.
BTW..I enjoyed your postcard from Washington D.C. and it sounds like it was a great bloggers "meetup" with you, Phil, and Stacy.
Keep up the great work...
John
Posted by: John Richardson | May 26, 2006 at 08:14 AM
What a great idea you have cultivated here and it is groups like this that do generate change through the fine alternatives offered here! For my part...I offer tips daily that show how the brain works in doable ways that renew business... and while these brain based practices negate the traditional approaches to many projects -- they add innovative practices that will help people to compete and collaborate at the cutting edges. We know lots about the brain this month that we did not know last month. That means change at its best when the tips come in practical terms and doable practices that benefit workers and organizations.... Great ideas here , and thanks for the opportunity to add my two bits to your good suggestions.
Posted by: Ellen Weber | May 30, 2006 at 10:27 AM
WOW! This is an AWESOME resource. Great job!
Posted by: Troy Worman | June 01, 2006 at 02:31 AM
Rosa,
Kudos on assembling such a great collection of ideas! A lot of good mind-food on reinvention to chew and digest over lunch today.
Always ask: If it isn't broke, then how can it be improved?
Posted by: Thom Quinn | June 01, 2006 at 07:16 AM
Mahalo nui everyone for your comments and trackbacks continuing the conversation and energy - and a warm welcome to our ‘Ohana Ellen.
I love what these forums do for our Ho‘ohana Community; they celebrate the unique capacity we have as human beings to think and learn in each other's company, allowing the celebration of our ideas, no matter how small or simple they may seem, to bring us together in aloha.
I do believe the Reinvention message itself is important - that we can all do it, and that we need to for a bounty of all-good reasons - however what the process itself engenders when done within this learning community is pretty magical too.
Posted by: Rosa Say | June 03, 2006 at 06:56 AM