Tag: science
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Nonprofit inventions you benefit from every day
Read more: Nonprofit inventions you benefit from every dayOur world wouldn’t work without nonprofit inventions but these days, it’s hard to invent for the public good.
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Ditch Your Bucket List and Build an Opportunity Map
Read more: Ditch Your Bucket List and Build an Opportunity MapEveryone has a list of things they want to do before they die but a Bucket List won’t help you make the most of your life. Try building an Opportunity Map.
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Things I Did Not Learn in 2021
Read more: Things I Did Not Learn in 2021This time of year, we usually look back on what has transpired, how we felt about it, and what we learned. Yeah, let’s not do that. I’m not ready. So I’m going to focus instead on what I haven’t learned.
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Things I Learned in 2019
Read more: Things I Learned in 2019It has been a year of action for me but despite or maybe because of that, I have learned a lot.
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Be the Orb Spider of Managers
Read more: Be the Orb Spider of ManagersNext time you’re thinking about delegating, ask yourself: Is this something I am uniquely suited to do? If not, be like the orb spider.
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As You Grow, Some Old Shoots Must Wither
Read more: As You Grow, Some Old Shoots Must WitherBushwalk is such a gloriously Aussie word. While Americans vigorously hike and the English ramble or roam, Australians, mate, we just go for a walk, you know, in the bush.
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Five Reasons Aliens Have Not Made First Contact
Read more: Five Reasons Aliens Have Not Made First ContactThere seems to be little argument that there is intelligent life out there, but perhaps the little green dudes are just not that into us.
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Progressive Government has a Big, Fat Branding Problem
Read more: Progressive Government has a Big, Fat Branding ProblemWe need to accept that a lean government isn’t a healthy one. What can we learn from the body shaming fight?
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Why Foodies Must Also be Environmentalists
Read more: Why Foodies Must Also be EnvironmentalistsFoodies and environmentalists don’t always get along. Environmentalists make compromises daily for sustainability. Foodies are known for being single-minded and ruthless in their search for the perfect meal. But I argue: If you love food, you must appreciate and respect the environment in which it was grown. And that means you have to make green…
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A Murmur of Approval
Read more: A Murmur of ApprovalOn seeing the wonder of a murmuration firsthand for the first time.
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