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Recent epiphany
After working on a project that demanded all my knowledge and experience of the past 40 years, I was rewarded with deep learning and epiphany. As I was reading Rachel Remen’s Kitchen Table Wisdom for the 23rd time, I came across the part that described the work of business consultants. Although Remen was talking about […]...
17 Apr, 2008 | 2 comments
Personal entertainment devices
My Australian friend once mentioned to me during his first visit to Japan that he noticed that eating is interacting in Japan. At many sushi place, you grinde your own wasabi. We mix chopped nori, ground ginger to our taste at the table when we eat cold soba noodle...
14 Jan, 2008 | No comments yet
The finding from 9 years of cyberwork experience
What I mean by 9 years of cyberwork experience is the time I worked using e-mails, web, developing cyber personality. Cyberwork is means of communication. But unless one controls the degree of use of this communication, one ends up with just words, and images...
25 Jan, 2007 | No comments yet
Fascination with progress
My job required that I find people at wide range of profession to interview very quickly, so I contacted my new and old friends...
15 Jan, 2007 | No comments yet
Worklife success
My Australian friend once mentioned to me during his first visit to Japan that he noticed that eating is interacting in Japan. At many sushi place, you grinde your own wasabi. We mix chopped nori, ground ginger to our taste at the table when we eat cold soba noodle...
30 Jan, 2006 | No comments yet
What happens when I stop practicing
My Australian friend once mentioned to me during his first visit to Japan that he noticed that eating is interacting in Japan. At many sushi place, you grinde your own wasabi. We mix chopped nori, ground ginger to our taste at the table when we eat cold soba noodle...
11 Dec, 2003 | 3 comments
Knowledge management
Maybe the fad-like interest in “knowledge management” is waning now, but I do hope instead of being content with having knowledge, that we will learn to actually use these knowledge...
29 Oct, 2003 | No comments yet
Business Organization Life Cycle
Any living organism is born, lives, and dies. Business organization is a type of living organism, and it seems many major companies in Japan are getting to be ancient in age. Maybe some companies can transform itself...
04 Oct, 2003 | No comments yet
Historical Perspective
My friends and I often discuss the advancement of countries in historical perspectives. The fact that a country does not stay in power for more than a few hundred years, if that long...
14 Aug, 2003 | 1 comment
Globilization 2
In my last entry, I have focused on existance of both extreme good and extreme bad on “globilization”. But as mentioned briefly in my last entry, there are “others”, general mass of people who are just trying to make good, honest living by working. These people needs jobs, and both Dr...
05 Jul, 2003 | No comments yet


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