Monthly Archives: June 2014

Your operating system

Posted on June 30, 2014 by Murray Hill

Something I read in today’s Monday Morning Memo from the Wizard of Ads, Roy Williams, made me think and wonder. Isn’t that why we read? Borrowing a couple of popular and well understood tech terms, “operating system” and “applications”, I … Continue reading →

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Your reading list

Posted on June 24, 2014 by Murray Hill

Whether what you have read in the last year is a book that you held in your hands and actually turned the pages or one that you swiped your tablet screen to turn the page, could you make a list … Continue reading →

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Fixing a problem

Posted on June 10, 2014 by Murray Hill

It’s much easier to make slight adjustments in your thinking and behaviors than it is to work on fixing the root cause of the problem or issue you are facing. In fact, small corrections are short term and just the … Continue reading →