Everyone’s got a different area of focus. I have a friend who is an obsessive recycler (you know how I feel about that). Another acquaintance is a huge environmentalist and supports animal causes. A third is committed to helping the homeless. Then there’s...
So, you’ve done your root cause analysis and know where your problem starts. That doesn’t necessarily get you to a solution. Take our example of Bob, who can’t afford his house but loves the school district for his kids (from the linked post, go read...
I’ve been thinking a lot about viral transmission as an element of culture. I originally came across this idea in the highly recommended Snow Crash a number of years ago. It sparked both a strong interest in Sumerian mythology (which I’ve read on...
In the Risk Mitigation posts: Part One and Part Two, I mentioned the difference between a risk (something that might happen) and an issue (something that’s already happening). Both can apply to projects or ops (also known as ‘day to day life’)....
