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Monthly Archives: July 2013

Merlin: Power & Influence

The secret of my influence has always been that it remained secret. ~Salvador Dali Over the weekend I finished watching Merlin. It is probably one of my all-time favorites and I would recommend checking it out if you have time (Netflix). While I am disappointed that there will not be a 6th season, the final …

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Posted byPaul07/16/2013Posted inLeadership

Progress Not Perfection

“I am careful not to confuse excellence with perfection.  Excellence, I can reach for; perfection is God’s business.”  Michael J. Fox At one point, the title of my blog was “Progress Not Perfection.”  It describes one of my philosophies, but was not comprehensive enough. It is a phrase I say almost daily and use in …

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Posted byPaul07/09/2013Posted inPriorities, Productivity, Reflection

Patience & Procrastination

If patience is a virtue, how does procrastination fit in the picture? I found myself asking that question on the way to the office this morning. Yes, it’s the 5th and I will be one of the few people on campus. So it’s a good time to reflect on the relationship between the two, if …

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Posted byPaul07/05/2013Posted inPriorities, Productivity

Collective Rhythm

Two articles caught my attention last week. While they may seem unrelated, because one if from the Chronicle of Higher Education and the other Booz & Company’s Strategy+Business, they really do fit together nicely. At least for me. The first, from the Chronicle, addresses a challenge we’ve been talking about in the ECU COB for …

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Posted byPaul07/01/201307/05/2013Posted inCulture, Leadership, Reflection

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