Controller Union Blames Separation Errors On Poor Training; FAA Says Training OK The National Air Traffic Controllers Association (NATCA) is blaming poor controller training practices for a March 13 incident in which a Boeing 737 and an Embraer regional jet … Continue reading
'Not' Working at Home for Solopreneurs
The latest trend of working at home seems to be not working at home. From CNN: Organized “coworking” — the concept of working solo alongside like-minded independents — has spread to dozens of cities. This has apparently taken off because … Continue reading
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Time Management — or Mastery?
Many of my clients run into the “time just got away from me” syndrome. I know they hate to tell me that they did not complete a task that we agreed they need to do. As they continue their sad … Continue reading
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It's Coming Down to Personality
There has been much speculation on the differences between the democratic candidates. Is there really a difference on the issues? Or are both Clinton and Obama taking the same stance? Tony Snow, former White House Press Secretary, now a FoxNews … Continue reading
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Were 'they' hard on the debaters?
Listening to The O’Reilly Report tonight where Bernard Goldberg and Jane Hall debated on whether NBC was hard on Senators Clinton and Obama in the democratic debate last night. I missed the debates because I was facilitating my on-line Organizational … Continue reading
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"Forever?" Really?
I have ‘frozen shoulder’ and did not know what it was before my chiropractor began helping it ‘thaw’. Frozen shoulder is when “The tissues around the joint stiffen, scar tissue forms, and shoulder movements become difficult and painful.” [http://www.webmd.com/a-to-z-guides/frozen-shoulder-topic-overview] I … Continue reading
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Congress: "Do As I Say … Ignore What I Do!"
My head is spinning … it’s like watching a tennis match. The most recent attacks on general aviation [and flying private jets, many of which are not really 'jets'] has me very confused. First we hear that private airplanes are … Continue reading
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If Monkeys Can Do It …
So communication must be easy, right?
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What is your goal?
In watching Bill O’Reilly’s ‘conversation’ with Karl Rove centering on China and the Olympics, Mr. Rove stated “The goal ought not to be the process, the goal ought to be the end result of the actions. That is to say … Continue reading
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