Free Agent, Professor, and Superforecaster
Most of what I’ve written about in the last few months has focused on change management from a macro-perspective, which is completely natural given my inclination to try and change the “whole” of the system, rather than one piece of it. However, today I’d like to focus on the micro-perspective of change management – the …
Continue reading “Have You Ever Wanted to Talk to Yourself in the Past?”
I’ve had very spotty internet connectivity over the past week or so and that’s why you haven’t seen any new posts from me for a while. I’ll continue to have spotty internet connectivity probably until next week, but there’s something I wanted to say before I got back into writing regularly here. Just before the …
Continue reading “Be Yourself: Erring on the Side of Authenticity”
A little over a year ago, I wrote a post called: “Everything is Dynamic – Nothing Stays the Same.” I stil think that’s true. In this particular context, I’m writing because I’ve decided to update the quote and do some minor editing to the bio that I’ve had for this website. That’s not to say …
Continue reading “An Updated Quote and Bio for Jeremiah Stanghini”
I was in the backyard playing with the dog when I started to think about how things have changed for me over the last 5 years (or since I graduated with my bachelors degree). As I walked across the stage with diploma in hand, I was saying goodbye to a place where so much had …
As I think back to my first post, I can’t help but be in awe of how much has changed. Not just in the world, but with me, too. A little more than a month ago, I was looking over my bio for this site and realizing that it needed a bit of updating. I …
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“Our work is how we create and contribute and it’s how we make the biggest difference with our lives.” – Mike Dooley Often times, I hear about people who don’t enjoy their chosen career. They get up in the morning, realize it’s a work day, and immediately, their attitude about the day takes a downward …
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