The Lynchpin

May 23rd, 2010

Correction or regulation of oneself for the sake of improvement, serves to hold together parts or elements that exist or function as a unit. Self-discipline is my lynchpin.

Without it, no matter how remarkable the elements (skill set, gifts, education, opportunity, resources), there can never be a functioning whole.

I suppose that everyone has a lynchpin. I suppose that every organization has a lynchpin. That one attribute, person, function, tenant or approach, without which an entity degrades to its elements. Read More or Comment…

Anxiety on Dry Land

May 21st, 2010

For fear of self realization, I’ll steer clear of tracing the lineage of anxiety in my life. Whether brooding or berating it is and has been present, an unfortunate norm. Before I preach, I am often particularly anxious. Read More or Comment…

Awesome

May 20th, 2010

Any time I use the word “awesome” I think of my grandmother. There was a chair in her kitchen that was stationed by the window. The old doctor’s mansion turned funeral home had a clear view to lower Manhattan and the Twin Towers. Sitting in that chair one day, I described something, the nature of which I cannot recall, as “awesome.” She had never heard the word before, but understood it in context. Read More or Comment…

Drive Conference 2010 (Motion Graphics)

May 04th, 2010

Drive Conference has been an AWESOME experience. As a non-evangelical accustomed to the CONSTANT restraints of a budget driven NO Read More or Comment…

Guest Blogged for 8Bit via ChurchCrunch.com

March 29th, 2010

John Saddington (@human3rror), a divinely wicked developer of everything Wordpress (like Standard Theme), voraciously disciplined blogger at Read More or Comment…