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The Four Fears of Implementation

The Four Fears of Implementation

“This new platform will automate all of your processes… wait for it… all in one place! You’ll be able to edit, save, publish, and review documents in a central location. And what’s even better – all it takes is one easy implementation and then all of your corporate problems will be solved!” We’ve all been [...]

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The Forest Through the Trees

The Forest Through the Trees

I’m glad I’ve spent so much time questioning the way. At first I thought it was a waste – like, why can’t I put my head down and just walk straight? Sure, I think I’ve wasted some time going down the wrong variants of the path. I’ve back tracked a bit and it sure wasn’t always smooth. But when I started walking down the right path, I knew, without a doubt or second thought, that it was right. And it felt good.

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Little Plane. Big Sky.

Little Plane. Big Sky.

Aviation was once a term that excited notions of romance and adventure. It conjured images of open cockpit biplanes and grizzled aviators bedecked in goggles, helmet, and a long flowing silk scarf that kept oil from the sputtering engine off of your face and out of your lungs.

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The secret of Jenga

The secret of Jenga

Any product of the 80′s will tell you the rules of Jenga: you simply take the loose wooden plank from either side or the center of a row and place it on top of the tower. He who pulls the last plank, loses.

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Snow Tires

Snow Tires

When people ask me if I miss the snow in Colorado they are always incredibly surprised when I say no. I feel I need to set the record straight on this topic. I lived in Colorado for 9 winters – four of which had record snow falls in the Front Range.

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A clear day in San Francisco

A clear day in San Francisco

On a clear day in San Francisco, the glowing Golden Gate Bridge hovers like an orange-highlighted doorway above a choppy bay. On a day like that, the cityscape looks like a 3-dimensional pop up book, layered by impossible skyscrapers, bright white buildings, blue water, and mountainous backdrops.

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2012: The Year of the Water Dragon

2012: The Year of the Water Dragon

In the Chinese Horoscope, 2012 is the year of the Water Dragon. The Dragon, a legendary symbol of good fortune and intense power, is calmed by water and redirects his enthusiasm, making him more perceptive of others. “The Dragon’s are better equipped to take a step back to re-evaluate a situation because they understand the art of patience and do not desire the spotlight like other Dragons.

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Bearer of good luck

Bearer of good luck

The Almighty Turtle: The turtle is the most ancient group of prehistoric species still in existence – it has roamed the earth for more than 200 million years*. To the Hawaiian people, the Honu is a symbol of good luck and longevity, among other things. The petroglyph of the Honu can be found throughout the islands, [...]

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What We Learned in 2011 – by Legwork Studio

What We Learned in 2011 – by Legwork Studio

What We Learned in 2011 – by Legwork Studio

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It’s the most Wonder Bowl time of the year.

It’s the most Wonder Bowl time of the year.

It’s December 15th. Taos Ski Valley in New Mexico, a still family-owned ski resort founded in 1955, is often criticized for not selling out to the big guns, being too “old school”, not accommodating for the times.

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