Ten commandments of possibility thinking by Dr. Robert H. Schuller and kindly forward to me by Mark Fritz :
- Never reject a possibility because you see something wrong with it.
- Never reject a possibility because you won’t get the credit
- Never reject an idea simply because it’s impossible
- Never reject a possibility because your mind is already made up
- Never reject an idea because it’s illegal (laws can be changed)
- Never reject an idea because you don ‘t have the money, manpower, mental power, or the muscle or the time to pull it off
- Never reject an idea because it will generate conflict
- Never reject an idea because it’s not your style
- Never reject an ideal because it might fail
- Never reject an idea because it is sure to succeed
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An ambitious project to create a secure government cloud computing infrastructure is aiming to slash hundreds of millions of pounds from UK public sector’s IT spend. While the private sector has been leading the charge in using so called ‘cloud’ services, the public sector is potentially set to benefit from adoption of cloud computing too. In the face of aggressive Government spending cut backs, cloud computing may help save the day. Read the rest of this entry »
Richard Branson bootstrapped his way from record-shop owner to head of the Virgin empire. Now he’s focusing his boundless energy on saving the environment. Interesting TED interview with Mr Branson, enjoy watching the video embedded in this post. Read the rest of this entry »
You already know that the Internet landscape is becoming more complicated and the good old days of presenting just your content about your organisation are rapidly disappearing. Today you run the risk of others being able to ‘contribute’ their views about your products and services as well as airing their issues in public. But don’t despair you have the right to reply! How can you do this in the most effective way?
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