Traffic jams are good for something.  For one, they give you time to file your finger nails, read Twitter or just think.  I did the latter today and pondered a trivially important matter: what should we call ourselves?

Yesterday, while talking to a friend of mine about her job, she told me that her boss was not letting her grow and was limiting her and her peers' participation in the company.

All this time, I've been eyeing the "Financial Crisis" as something going on in the news media.  Today, we just found out that we've been affected by it, and we didn't even know it!

Great post by David Meerman Scott, "Top Ten Tips for Incredibly Successful Public Speaking."  Speaking in front of an audience is not easy, even if you are "a natural."  It is a craft, and these tips will help sharpen your skills.

One of the golden rules of good presentations is to NOT hand out the slides at the beginning of the presentation. My own preference is not to hand out slides at all, but the organizers and the audience want something tangible to fondle. Now, I think I've found a great solution.

The Economy is messed up, people are losing their homes and stocks are down. This is generally “bad,” even “very bad.” However, it has had at least one good side-effect.

There's a meme going around and I got infected.  Better a meme than the flu, I guess.

This is not about the "Plane Down on the Hudson" or the "China Earthquake" kind of "moment," but, nevertheless, this is an example of how Twitter helped us solve a problem we had run into in Mexico almost as quickly as it came up.