Titanic
Other People’s Mistakes
Last night on a flight from Atlanta, our pilot slammed on the brakes shortly after landing.
People flew forward in their seats. Bags crashed into the side of the overhead bins. You could hear the gasps throughout the cabin.
At that moment, you were glad you had done what the stewardess told you to do: fasten your [...]
What Titanic Means to Your Team
Today marks 99 years since Titanic hit the iceberg. Much has changed in the world, including things that could have prevented the disaster: improved communications and satellite images, not to mention the Weather Channel.
But two things will never change, not today, not next year on the 100th anniversary, not ever. One, people will always have [...]
Avatar and You
“Avatar” arrives in force this weekend, and soon the artistic and financial reviews will be rolling in for this long-awaited film.
No matter how those reviews turn out, you have to give director James Cameron credit for the way he accepts risk as part of his job.
Back in 1997, he spent lavishly to produce “Titanic,” and [...]
What’s Holding You Back?
“The strength of a person is often weighed by how they deal with their weaknesses.” — Nathaniel Summers
If you’re not achieving all that you wish in your life and career, you can safely bet that the reasons aren’t all that complicated.
Failure can usually be traced to one simple cause. Maybe it’s laziness. Perhaps a lack [...]
