I really admire text that is "sub" in nature. Another thing I have a great fondness for is an approach to a topic that flies against the face of what a topic conventionally calls for. Surviving Your Serengeti is a book that does just that -- and … [Continue reading]
I'm doing a lot of reading this month. Turns out that if you really apply yourself to eventually reading books (instead of listening to their audio versions), they are more eventual in nature. So while some work is required on my part, it is work … [Continue reading]
I’ve never had the opportunity to tell the story of how I eventually became an Eventualist before, but when Shenee Howard asked me to tell a story for her EightThirtyFive initiative, I only hesitated because the word “initiative” was mentioned. … [Continue reading]
Well...look who showed up at the iPad 2 announcement yesterday. It's apparent that the eventual chain of command over at Apple still stops at Steve. Having Jobs deliver the goods yesterday is further proof that Tim Cook could spoil the broth. Or … [Continue reading]
Even Eventualists need to keep track of their eventualizing. Eventually. And based on the stance I offered last week on paper, it's pretty clear that I'm a fan of digital technology when it comes to eventually handling the things that need … [Continue reading]
I believe that paper is the sixth element. The others, of course, are the four that are on any range top and the movie starring Chris Tucker and the guy from Mercury Rising. But like those that appear on the tops of ranges, paper comes in the forms … [Continue reading]
