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What 4 New Skills Underpin Digital Business Success?

Business success demands a technology workforce that is skilled in new ways of working. This new game is bout future-proofing the IT workforce. Continue reading

Posted Apr 27, 2021 at Dan Erwin

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My Inherent Racial Prejudices

Rege Jean Page steps out of Black 2-dimensionalism into a historic 3-dimensional Black Bridgerton lead. Wow! I've got some attitude adjustments to make. And I thought I was not a racist. Continue reading

Posted Mar 30, 2021 at Dan Erwin

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Understanding Relationship Barriers and Breakdowns

Relationship breakdowns happen a lot more often than most of us think. Here are some strategies to prevent them. Continue reading

Posted Mar 23, 2021 at Dan Erwin

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10 Key Behaviors for Learning in Organizations

Many of the key behaviors for organizational learning are outside one's knowledge base. Yet there is one important thread that ties them altogether. Continue reading

Posted Mar 16, 2021 at Dan Erwin

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The Best Business Course I Ever Had

The best business course I ever had can never be found in a business school. Yet the course unconsciously formed my behaviors and intelligence before I understood what was really going on. Continue reading

Posted Mar 9, 2021 at Dan Erwin

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Change Your Intelligence: Change Your Life

Change your intelligence: change your life. Vulnerability and hard work can change your life. Live on the learning edge. Continue reading

Posted Mar 2, 2021 at Dan Erwin

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Bravo Bridgerton and Rege Jean Page

In Bridgerton, Shonda Rhimes is offering a new video paradigm. But it's the brilliant RegeJean Page who lays it out in millisecond data. Continue reading

Posted Feb 9, 2021 at Dan Erwin

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David Brooks' Unusual Smarts

Occasionally David Brooks is filled with unusual smarts. This is one case. Continue reading

Posted Feb 5, 2021 at Dan Erwin

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Should We Regulate Business Coaching?

Shall we regulate business coaching? Or, is it questionable at the very least? The issues are distinct to psychiatry and psychology. The answer to the questions is ...! Continue reading

Posted Feb 2, 2021 at Dan Erwin

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No-Asshole Policy at the White House

A radically new expectation at the White House: decency! Assholes to be kicked off the White House roof. Continue reading

Posted Jan 26, 2021 at Dan Erwin

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Russian Trolls and the Information Wars

The most powerful source of fraudulent information is neither Trump nor the Russian trolls. It's the work of a unique American internet model applied to politics. Continue reading

Posted Jan 20, 2021 at Dan Erwin

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“If humans don’t keep on exercising their lips. . .their brains start working?”

With luck, 2021 will bring us more opportunities for small talk. It's not mindless chatter. Everyone loses with solitude rather than small talk. Continue reading

Posted Jan 12, 2021 at Dan Erwin

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What You Can Learn from a Political Disaster

To better understand Trump's power, we need to look at the rhetoric of pornography. Continue reading

Posted Jan 6, 2021 at Dan Erwin

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A Gorgeous Black Voice

The technician's gorgeous Black voice took me by surprise. So I gambled. . . and was rewarded. Continue reading

Posted Dec 20, 2020 at Dan Erwin

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Why It Had to Be Biden

Why did it have to be Biden? Continue reading

Posted Nov 10, 2020 at Dan Erwin

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Barrett, Scalia and the Tone Deafness of Legal and Biblical Originalism

The proponents of Originalism are legal Fundamentalists who are significantly comparable to Biblical Fundamentalists. They're both tone deaf to history. Continue reading

Posted Oct 28, 2020 at Dan Erwin

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Why I Still Write Blogs

What drives the writing impulse? Is it just egoism or are there other motives? Continue reading

Posted Oct 13, 2020 at Dan Erwin

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Turning Points and Milestones of Growth-Fostering Relationships

All human growth and change are inevitably relational. What does that look like in real time? Continue reading

Posted Oct 6, 2020 at Dan Erwin

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Kevin Costner's "Yellowstone": "Cruel and Uncaring"

Kevin Costner's Yellowstone about our "cruel and uncaring world" reminds me that "bad is stronger than good." The negativity bias reigns supreme right now. Still the sunrise is delightful. Continue reading

Posted Sep 29, 2020 at Dan Erwin

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How to Read What's Not Being Said or Written

How do you look and listen to ideas and commitments and understand what's really there? Or, how to really read your boss. Continue reading

Posted Sep 15, 2020 at Dan Erwin

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So What Does an Eight-Year-Old, Third Grader Think of Remote Learning?

An 8-year-old's take on what going to school remotely is like--and what he doesn't like about it. A couple surprises--on math "dividing." (division). Continue reading

Posted Sep 8, 2020 at Dan Erwin

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Gaining Clarity from Adversity

Adversity in the form of plagues and wars can also bring a world of liberating transformations. Continue reading

Posted Sep 1, 2020 at Dan Erwin

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“Setting” Boundaries Versus “Negotiating” Boundaries

Is there a difference between setting and negotiating personal boundaries? And is the difference important? At the least, the difference is about the use and abuse of power. So setting boundaries typically fails, but there's a far better way to go at boundaries. Continue reading

Posted Aug 18, 2020 at Dan Erwin

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What Is Your Brain Doing While You Sleep?

Your unconscious mind is hard at work, and you can make it work still harder for yourself. Continue reading

Posted Aug 10, 2020 at Dan Erwin

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"How the Pandemic Defeated America"

Find out the complexities behind the pandemic's defeat of America and what can be done about it. Continue reading

Posted Aug 7, 2020 at Dan Erwin

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