October, 2010

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Jim's Longevity Diet Broth

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I promised something other than a book review or race report so here is something else I do. When I am at home, I make "Jim's Special Secret Organic Longevity Diet Broth" three or four times each day. (Perhaps I should open a marketing company since I am so good at coming up with memorable names for products) The recipe is simple. First I turn on the kettle.

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The Next Level Book Review

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A good friend asked me if I do anything but read and run. I guess that is a lot of what my blog has turned into - a book review and race report. Next week, I promise to tell you about Jim's Organic Healthy Herbal Longevity Broth. But for now, another book review: I read Scott Elbin's " The Next Level - What Insiders Know About Executive Success ". This is a second edition with some updates.

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The Intangibles of Leadership

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I read a book " The Intangibles of Leadership - The 10 Qualities of Superior Executive Performance " by Richard Davis. I am a big believer that leadership is mostly about intangibles. The first intangible is wisdom. Daunting although Davis gives hope that we all have wisdom and that it can be developed: " Often we think of wisdom as something inborn, an attribute some possess and others do not." ".these conceptions of wisdom miss the mark.

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Conscientious Equity Book Report

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I read a new book by Neal Asbury called Conscientious Equity - An American Entrepreneur's Solution to the World's Greatest Problems. His thesis is that businesses can help solve the problems of the world through having what he calls a Conscientious Equity Accord that includes: 1 - Strong Labor rights (especially around child labor) 2 - Powerful anti corruption rules (He makes an excellent case that poverty and corruption are linked. ) 3 - Stringent environmental protections (my personal view is

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Nando Parrado and James Cameron

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I have heard Nando Parrado speak twice before. I have watched the movie Alive. The story of the rugby team that crashed on a plane in South America. Many of those in the crash had never seen snow. They were dressed in tshirts. No food. No water. They resorted to cannibalism but that is not the real story. That is a sideline. Nando's mother and sister died in the crash. 45 people crashed in the Andes. 29 people survived the initial crash. 24 of those had no major injuries.

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