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Tag Archives: Reflection
The Intent of Kindness
To act in kindness is to help others, not for your own benefit, but solely for theirs. Or so thought Aristotle, one of many social commentators who has professed a view. In the context of a reputation economy, i guess … Continue reading
Posted in Kindness
Tagged Action, Intent, Kind, Kindness, Leadership, Reflection, Social Leadership, Values
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My Father
My father died yesterday. A peaceful end to a long and eventful journey. I am overwhelmingly sad, tempered by a gratitude for what he gave us, and how we were able to be together at the end. Writing about it … Continue reading
Posted in Family
Tagged Children, Family, Fatherhood, Gratitude, Life, Reflection, Writing
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I am an Island
We share a different story in every direction that we face: we make parts of our journey alone. On our island, we can tend to the land, we can build a house. We can shape the landscape, and look out … Continue reading
Leadership Reflections from Apollo: #WorkingOutLoud
As well as the main chapters for the Guidebook, there are some shorter topics that will be covered in breakout boxes. Today i am sharing three of these as part of #WorkingOutLoud. Reflection: Orbit If you are a mathematician, or … Continue reading
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Tagged Apollo, Apollo at 50, Leadership, Orbit, Reflection, Science, Space, Speed, Working Out Loud, Writing
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What I’m Thinking About: Godless Morality and the Evolution of Organisations
I normally write the blog Monday to Thursday, and write my ‘Captain’s Log’ newsletter on fridays. But today i am publishing two blog posts, as it’s been a productive week! This, the second Friday post, is actually the section from … Continue reading
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Tagged Captain's Log, God, Morality, Organisations, Reflection, Writing
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Leadership Reflections from Apollo at 50: Introduction
Fifty years ago, the Apollo programme put a man on the moon. Alongside the Manhattan Project, which had delivered the atomic bomb, it was probably the most complex and ambitious mobilisation of state and science the world has ever seen. … Continue reading
Reflections from Apollo at 50: Part 1 – Isolation
Michael Collins, piloting the lunar orbiter Columbia was, for a short time at least, the most isolated human in the universe. He orbited far from the Eagle, the spider like lander which Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin were piloting to … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Exploration
Tagged Apollo, Apollo Landings, Earthrise, Gravity, History, Leadership, Moon, Reflection, Rocket, Space, Spaceship
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