I haven’t been very good at keeping up with this blog. It’s been several years now since I’ve started it in the first place, and never quite managed to maintain a consistent posting schedule. Life kind of takes over, and before you know it, it’s been months since your last post. But I keep coming [...]
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Happy Being Unhappy
So, Grampa’s Gourmet has been doing great in it’s second year of operations. We’ve exceeded our goals for this year already and the future looks promising as we begin to make more specific expansion plans for next year. But I keep thinking about something that Brent and I talked about a couple of weeks ago. [...]
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Finding the Time
Friends often ask me how I find the time to work on all the different projects I seems to be involved in: a full-time job that I love being a dad to 6 month old son, that I love even more unending series of business challenges with Grampa’s Honey And now two new projects: Organizing a [...]
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New Grampa’s Honey Post
Denver Honey Festival?
New Grampa’s Honey Blog Post
Two Beautiful Ted Talks by Jonathan Drori on Flowers and Pollen
The Lizard Brain
More on the theme of doing stuff, vs thinking about doing stuff. Re-discovered this today: About this presentation Bestselling author and entrepreneur Seth Godin outlines a common creative affliction: sabotaging our projects just before we show them to the world. Godin targets our “lizard brain” as the source of these primal doubts, and implores us [...]
Thriving in volatile environments, a talk by Dr. Gregory Shea
Well worth watching if you work in a fast-paced, constantly changing environment. I liked that Dr. Shea gives lots of practical advice about how to handle yourself. From: AtGoogleTalks | Mar 16, 2011 Dr. Gregory Shea works with organizations and executives to enhance individual, group, and organizational performance. Today’s complex and volatile environment demands unprecedented creativity and [...]
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