Monthly Archives: August 2010

Free Yourselves from the Tyranny of the Document Metaphor!

Posted on August 31, 2010 by jbordeaux

(My title comes from a former colleague who buried this bon mot in a client deliverable – if she wishes me to name her, I shall. Else, know this headline gem is just something I wish I’d written.) I interjected myself … Continue reading →

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How Are You Clumping?

Posted on August 8, 2010 by jbordeaux

“Human beings are social animals. We come together two by two in friendships and marriages; we form families and teams and the larger aggregations of practices, communities, societies, and nations. These groups assemble to achieve distinctive aims and to provide … Continue reading →

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You Don’t Know What You Think You Know.

Posted on August 4, 2010 by jbordeaux

Remember the first time you rode a bike without help?  When the steadying hand came off the seat or your training wheels were unscrewed and set aside for a future toddler?   Remember what you were wearing?  For me, it … Continue reading →

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