Resource Management Innovations
Christmas Fruitcakes ... and Resolutions.
Who doesn’t like a present? Whether it’s Christmas, a birthday or an unplanned, unexpected celebration, we all love to receive and open gifts. My wife and I (quite independent of each other) have a small stash of gift items that we can call on, when visiting or have guests in. It is just...
Posted By: Rick Kneeshaw 2011/12/18 Read More
Categories: Reflections: Lessons Learned
The Maple Tree Blog
I have been blessed by God with an incredible gift of nature sitting at the side of my house. This gift stands in the form of a huge, old, maple tree. Its majestic beauty towers into the air with its branches dressed in thousands of leaves reaching proudly, as if on display for each person that...
Posted By: Garry Howe ~ My Brother, My Friend. 2011/11/20 Read More
A Crisis of Credibility: An Open Letter to Leadership
Let me acknowledge from the outset that there is no science in my conclusions … but there is a general malaise in anything that originates from behind a podium. And lest politicians feel as though they are disproportionate fodder for late night comedy stand-up routines … I see no...
Posted By: Rick Kneeshaw 2011/11/12 Read More
Categories: Leadership and Management
Sabbatical ~ Part II: Getting There from Here.
… thanks for reconnecting. The initial Sabbatical blog was a primer, to help us launch a thought process around where we fit on the Mary ~ Martha continuum. Let’s also state for the record that this is seldom a ‘once for all time’ evaluation … as we (or at least I...
Posted By: Rick Kneeshaw 2011/10/30 Read More
My Summer Sabbatical ...
Where have I been, and … What have I been doing? … the absence wasn’t intended to lapse a full calendar season, but it has. The rationale is almost all good news, with a review that will take a few entries to catch up on. We were well into spring 2011 when I realized...
Posted By: Rick Kneeshaw 2011/10/10 Read More
Categories: Reflections: Lessons Learned