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If a political party does not have its foundation in the determination to advance a cause that is right and moral, then it’s not a political party; it is merely a conspiracy to seize power. - Dwight Eisenhower

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So fucking embarrassing.

Trump’s Commerce Secretary Will Get Rich Off The Budget Cuts to the National Weather Service

Howard Lutnick has ties to companies that gather weather data.

Just be yourself.

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When Americans who have money, are surprised to see society get it, instead of rich people.

We need more of this ASAP!

FFS, get rid of this POS already

I've been writing to the youngers about my experience and lessons as a consultant. My latest post is about the sea change that occurred in the 90's when Margaret Wheatley identified new metaphors and ways of thinking about leadership. It's even more relevant today. The link is in the comments.

I’ve been doing a lot of learning and thinking about this: What is the call of the times for change agents and leaders as we plunge into this era of AI?

Check out my latest long form musing, A Postcard from the Edge of the AI Era, at LettersToMyNephews@substack.com.

Here’s a (very long) fact sheet on the Biden Administration’s record of accomplishments. Please feel free to share this ahead of his Farewell Address to the Nation from the Oval Office tonight at 8 pm EST. 🇺🇸

If you struggle with finishing things because you're overcommitted, you'll enjoy my latest two posts on Substack. The Pain and Joy of Finishing has plagued me forever, and Flash Paper Promises gets down to the root cause of my trouble finishing. More...

Jeff Bezos never wanted this cartoon to become public.

He killed it, and as a result, pulitzer prize editorial cartoonist Ann Telnaes quit.

Make sure everyone sees this cartoon.

These are clever and true

"Courage doesn’t come from being well rested and feeling safe. It is found in overcoming those emotions." Thank you, Marc. You've said what many of us are seeing.

Hey BlueSky peeps! I've been having some fun writing about my lessons I think younger career folks could find useful. Lesson 9 is about an experience I had learning karate that shaped my practice and my life. See link in comments.

I’ve spent my career studying change management, facilitation, strategic planning, and organization development. This post is about how I learned that “change management” is an oxymoron. The sauerkraut principle works so much better. Read about it in my Substack. Link is in comments. Thank you!