Every Monday, I’ll try to offer something to think about in a short video nugget,
hoping you’ll take two minutes to consider for extra perspective to help you start your work week.
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This week, my friend Van Flowers was kind enough to invite me on his Is That How It Happened podcast to talk about Cyber Resilience, why I launched Data Protection Matters, and what really matters to me (hint: it isn’t backup). Welcome back to Is That How It Happened? — the show where we explore the real…
A friend recently asked me “How are you?” and as I started to answer, he stopped me and rephrased the question.
This week, both my blogs are about accuracy and perspective. Maybe you’ve seen a version of this picture before, where both points of view are equally correct.
In the disaster recovery or cyber worlds, there is a recognition that, when the bad thing happens, you’re going to have several really tough days. But how about those 60-hour weeks (every week) or those “part time” fractional roles?
There’s something transformational about meeting in person. Here’s a simple Two Minute Monday idea to start your week — and an excuse to take someone to lunch.
One of the most powerful lesson’s I’ve heard lately = Resume virtues VS Eulogy virtues.