Feminism and Kim Kardashian

This unlikely juxtaposition comes because I’m thinking about scrutiny of women’s bodies. Somebody used that phrase the other week and I was somewhat perplexed. Not because I think women’s bodies aren’t scrutinized, but because it wasn’t in a context I would have expected. The person proclaimed that complimenting a woman on weight loss was offensive, … Continue reading Feminism and Kim Kardashian

Thinking About Kindness

I screwed up this week. The details are not important, but what matters, to me, is that I failed to consider kindness as an overriding factor in dealing with humans. I am fortunate to have encountered a great deal of kindness in my life. Most recently, I have found practitioners of the generosity model, in … Continue reading Thinking About Kindness

Why I Follow People Like Michael Hyatt (and Not Random Twitter Marketing Dude)

It's funny. Since I've been talking on Twitter with generous people in the online business world, some of the marketing bots out there have noticed me. At least, I think they are bots. If they aren't, they seem to be passing the Turing Test in reverse. Their tweets have links to blog posts all over … Continue reading Why I Follow People Like Michael Hyatt (and Not Random Twitter Marketing Dude)

How is a Soup Nazi Like Nail Decals?

Sometimes you just get a confluence of events, forcing themselves onto your attention and demanding that you respond, or at least think about them. I recently had such a confluence, and I would love to know your thoughts, too. I have to admit to not being a Seinfeld fan. I was not aware of the … Continue reading How is a Soup Nazi Like Nail Decals?