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We will not put our lives on hold because you want us too

Posted on July 15, 2010 By Jo Jordan

Zimbabwe kept going. But will UK?

Countries and firms keep going but in spite of the management. It can be hard to get our head around and the results can be surprising.

I tell three stories here. Two ~ I was part of. One ~ I am part of now.

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There is only an open invitation to take part every day in whatever part of the world that I find myself

Posted on April 17, 2010 By Jo Jordan

The defining moment is how we react, not the tragedy I heard these key words a moment ago on a… Read more There is only an open invitation to take part every day in whatever part of the world that I find myself

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No light at the end of the financial crisis tunnel?

Posted on April 15, 2010 By Jo Jordan

Where is the end of the tunnel? At odd times in our lives, someone wise captures our dilemma in a… Read more No light at the end of the financial crisis tunnel?

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Walking with the elephants: remembering Galba Bright

Posted on March 19, 2010 By Jo Jordan

Galba Bright Many of you will remember Galba Bright. The British Sierra Leonian migrant to Jamaica who built a successful… Read more Walking with the elephants: remembering Galba Bright

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A Brit’s take on US dithering ~ no not Obama’s dithering ~ yours!

Posted on December 4, 2009 By Jo Jordan

Is Web2.0 healthy? The critics say not.  They are so wrong but in one aspect they are right. In the… Read more A Brit’s take on US dithering ~ no not Obama’s dithering ~ yours!

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Confidence in bad times

Posted on October 29, 2008 By Jo Jordan

Image by Darwin Bell via Flickr For the last two weekends, I ran a little poll here on your plans… Read more Confidence in bad times

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May 2008 wrap-up: mess or dazzling facets of a diamond?

Posted on June 1, 2008 By Jo Jordan

Image from Diamond by Steve Jurvetson @ Flickr What a month! I am a psychologist with a strong background in… Read more May 2008 wrap-up: mess or dazzling facets of a diamond?

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The Art of Determination

Posted on May 13, 2008 By Jo Jordan

Do not ask life for meaning, ask rather what meaning you give to life? With apologies to Viktor Frankl who… Read more The Art of Determination

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Who moved my mouse?

Posted on May 6, 2008 By Jo Jordan

Image via Wikipedia I am looking for my mouse Clay Shirky at Web2.0 Expo tells the story of a 4… Read more Who moved my mouse?

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The deep challenge to positive psychology: war

Posted on May 1, 2008 By Jo Jordan

Can and does positive psychology help us with the tragic and terrible events in life? Positive psychologists focus on the… Read more The deep challenge to positive psychology: war

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