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Before I get started looking inward, I was considering: should one care what other people think? This topic has the potential to go all over the place, so I’ll try to be as concise as possible and I’m going to give the typical consultant answer: “It depends.” When You Shouldn’t Care My grandmother often says: “What will [...] I’ve been wanting to write some posts about my personality as I perceive it and maybe get some feedback on how others perceive it. I hoped to blog about some of my weaknesses (or development opportunities, if you will) in order to try and determine if some of my attitudes and/or behaviors are “normal” or [...] I attended a debate this evening (more on that later if I have time) and ran into one of my sisters’ friends. She was speaking to a guy when I walked up, so I politely waited. She saw me and said: “Hey Ian! How’s it going!?” - Your name is Ian?!, said the guy who was [...] The upgrade to blogger beta is more or less complete. I say “more or less” because I’m still annoyed that the Peek-a-book comments don’t work and I hope to figure something out. I did get them working, but the way the comments show up is ugly (the format I mean). You’ll probably notice I’ve now got [...] I decided that this weekend I would finally make the jump to the new blogger. I’m going to try and backup the blog, do the upgrade and add a category cloud. I’ll keep you posted on the progress…let’s hope this works! :) Update – 11:15 – Backup done, upgrade done. I like it! :) I’m going [...] Yesterday and today I watched the season premiere episodes of American Idol. Yes, I watch it, but to be honest, I usually stop watching once the people make it to Hollywood. The only part of the series I find entertaining is watching the tryouts (specifically the horrible ones). In fact, it’s one of the very [...] Canadian American Border/Customs AreaOn Saturday afternoon I drove down to the States with my parents to do some shopping. You’re normally allowed a certain amount of goods that each person can bring in without paying any taxes and we had purchased a few hundred dollars worth of stuff. We drove back late and night [...] I just received a very interesting article from a friend. Professor Piers Steel of the University of Calgary has come up with the following formula for procrastination: Desirability of the Task = E x V / G x D Where E is the person’s self confidence in the task, V is the value of completing the task, [...] Let’s try and get back into this blogging business… :) In any negotiation scenario, you often hear the term “Win-Win“. Wikipedia defines it as: “a win-win strategy is a conflict resolution process that aims to accommodate all disputants.” However, can you ever truly accommodate everyone? Isn’t there always a loser? Even if both parties “win”, isn’t there [...] |
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