The only power you have is the ability to create. No person or institution can take that away from you, even if you think so. – Jimmy Carrane If you are an improviser, you may know who Jimmy Carrane is – Improv Teacher, Host and Creator of Improv Nerd Podcast, Blogger, and Author. And if … More Create – Still Talking? Time to Create
Servant leadership is one of the three areas contributing to the framework of anthrocubeology. As an anthrocubeologist, this can also be stated as my exploration of cubeopolis includes a servant-leader philosophy. The servant-leader is servant first … It begins with the natural feeling that one wants to serve, to serve first. Then conscious choice brings … More Servant Leadership – A Philosophy
It has been a long time coming. This is my first post on anthrocubeology, along with the first few pages – about anthrocubeology, a few acknowledgments (so far), and about jengyee, for whom incubeator (still a work in progress) is dedicated. (woo-hoo) This post also marks the end of my “painful” behavior change, inspired by … More First – Better Behaving Anthrocubeologist
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