I have just finished Seth Godin’s, Tribes, and it was powerful. The book is a realistic power book about leadership that is inspiring and motivating. To get the meaning of the book one must understand what a tribe is, “A tribe is a group of people connected to one another, connected to a leader, and... Continue Reading →
Thinking outside the box in starting up a “Creativity Consultant” business is a must. According the an article published on March 28, 2005 on entrepreneur.com by Paul and Sarah Edwards, “creativity consultants come in and help individuals develop the thinking skills necessary to be effective, competitive and relevant in the current economy. They help organizations... Continue Reading →
Senior Giving at UMO: Building support through peer leadership and social media. Part 1: Introduction/Rational I will use a combination of communications approaches in my project including information transfer, strategic control, transactional process, and creativity and constraint incorporating human relations theory and analyze trough interaction. I will focus on interpersonal relations of Elton Mayo’s work belief... Continue Reading →
Classic Management continues to a business model, I am not sure how viable, for success in regards to manufacturing operations, military operations, agriculture and some post-secondary institutions. The mentioned organizations are just a few organizations/institutions that came to mind when crafting my message for this post. However, I am certain the classic management model can... Continue Reading →
For as long as I remember, I have always tried to do the right thing. Coming from a rural small town in North Carolina, my journey with communicating effectively and clearly has been a challenge. However, the historical moments of my life have allowed me to grow in my perception and knowledge of what communication... Continue Reading →
“Rock bottom became the solid foundation on which I rebuilt my life.” - J.K. Rowling On June 6, 2016, my life changed. Suffering from deep depression I hit my bottom as a human being. A week later I entered a treatment facility where I would stay for over 30 days. This was the hardest decision... Continue Reading →
This week's assignment comes from Chapter eight and references organizations roles as holders of "community of memory" in personal experiences in "rhetorical interruption". According to Levanis (1969, pg. 152-153), "A home, as a building, belongs to a world of objects. But this belongingness does not nullify the bearing of the fact that every consideration of... Continue Reading →
