Tag: perspectives
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Growing up in an Israeli settlement
I enjoyed Iris Zaki’s documentary titled “What It’s Like to Grow Up in an Israeli Settlement“. The interviews seem to be part of Zaki’s documentary film titled “Unsettling“. I especially like how it was an interview with Israelis living in Tekoa, a settlement town, by an Israeli. If you’re interested in what seems to be…
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The lonely side of remote work
Rian linked to an interesting article about the challenges of working remotely titled “What Most Remote Companies Don’t Tell You About Remote Work“. I started reading it to get a sense of it, then sent it to my Pocket queue to read later. This is how the article begins, it will give you an idea…
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Changing your perspective
I love these landscapes from my Flickr Explore feed. One of the things I like about landscapes is that they are partly about changing your perspective: Wide Open Spaces by Tracey Rennie Further From by John Westrock Porto by Brendan Ō Sé
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Giving up your desk
Perspective is everything, and there’s nothing like having your desk whisked away to provide perspective. Read Mike Stopforth’s post titled “5 things I learned when I lost my desk“. It’s a pretty good read with a few intriguing insights.
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Bosses are also clients
Seth Godin – Bosses are also clients Think about that for a few minutes. Does that change how you approach your job? While you are thinking about that, watch this talk: 2013/05 Seth Godin | Backwards from CreativeMornings on Vimeo.
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Whose worldview do you hold: Superman or Batman
Another Seth Godin gem: There are dozens of other worldview-types out there. Consider the nerd (who prides himself on knowing the details), the jester (who seeks to cause mischief) and the too-busy monkey, who just wants to know what to do next (and his cousin, the parrot, who wants to do what he’s told).
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