The full title is “Winning Anywhere – the Power of ‘See’: The N-E-M-E Way”. Dibyendu De, the author, is one of my connections on LinkedIn – and never fails to impress me with his insights. Could be confirmation bias at work here, but never mind!
Year: 2014
Memories Of The Future
Now, another facet of the mystery of memories comes from what was the kids story on Sunday Morning. Here the children were asked to imagine where they might be, or wanted to be, in ten years time. A variation on “what do you want to be when you grow up”.
Creating Memories
Its not lost on me that as I write about creating memories I am, at that very time, creating memories – I have no idea whether they are memories that will persist or whether within a very short time they will – like the vast majority of memories be completely forgotten – or, perhaps more scarily, whether they will be changed in some way that I have not foreseen.
Memories – Story Telling
I couldn’t help making the connection between the theme of the meeting and something that I heard on TV a couple of days ago.
Memories
I expect that if I checked back every single post in this blog has been triggered by something quite specific – even if the posts themselves are only referring obliquely to that trigger. This post is certainly no exception. Anyone who has read the other posts will realise that the way we ‘see’ the world is something that is important in my own personal weltanschauung and that is, at least partially – perhaps fully – shaped by our memories and experiences.
Mrs Bradshaw’s Handbook
… to Travelling Upon the Ankh-Morpork and Sto Plains Hygienic Railway. A travelogue and (invaluable) guide to the routes available on the railway. Of course it is different from the novels – but still a marvellously inventive tale – although perhaps some of the jokes are a bit overplayed.
Support and Defend
More from the late Tom Clancy – except it isn’t – for me Mark Greaney is becoming unsuccessful in perpetuating the series. Shame.
Doing And Fixing
As someone who is, by nature, destined to ponder on “why” it is no real surprise that I often find myself analysing my own thought processes – certainly a road to eternal recursion – thinking about thinking about thinking about….
The Long Mars
The series continues. Less baffling than previously – mainly because I have now decided that there is no underlying purpose to the story – it is simply two writers letting their imaginations run riot in the idea world of parallel universes. Interesting, if not always gripping.
On Encouraging Serendipity
There is a discussion on LinkedIn at present about the inadequacies of the “linkedIn format” when it comes to what I shall term “constructive discourse” – by that I mean that something is “created” as a result of the discussion.