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First, the latest T. T. Mitchell Consulting Newsletter, Credibility, and the latest Healthcare Newsletter, Three Things, are now available. Because I’m in health care, I’ve been reading a lot of things lately that talk about how health care is going to take a tumble in these bad economic days, and how many people are falling [...]
After four years I have finally decided it was time to update my theme, and so I present the new theme to the world this evening. Okay, it’s 2:30 in the morning, but I haven’t gone to bed yet so it’s still evening. The other theme was the original theme of WordPress, and it’s served [...]
Well, this certainly was an interesting day. Because of server issues, I spent a big part of the day reviewing many blogs, just to see what was out on the blogosphere that might interest readers of my blog. I came across this post on the Electronic Village blog called This Week In Blackness that caught [...]
I have found that sometimes the best way to get a point across is to couch it into or around a story. When I first started writing my newsletter, I was coming up with a point and then going right at it, pretty straightforward stuff. It wasn’t bad, but it wasn’t all that much fun [...]
Yesterday I went with a friend of mine to the Syracuse University football game. It was my first game since 1991, where I can’t say I had the best experience of my life. Not that anything bad happened, but I had no idea where the ball was because I couldn’t see it from where I [...]
First, my latest T. T. Mitchell Consulting Newsletter, Dealing With Grief, is available. Back in March 2005, I introduced something that my friend Sue T hooked me onto. It was called the Reserve Index, which can be downloaded at the link above. Basically, it’s a personal survey you “should” take which will give you an [...]
Back in April, I wrote something called Mitch’s List, which was my “thank you” list to all the people who had helped me through the past year in achieving my goals, both professionally and personally. Something prompted me to revisit that list today, and I’m really glad I did. Seems that, when I wrote it [...]
