Zulu Kane

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Jul 26
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The old style management can’t handle behavioral dispersion, inability to concentrate, compulsive multitasking.
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Jul 25
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“dropping explosives on people from commanding heights served as a great place to develop a world view compatible with the management of a large post-war corporation.” - John Perry Barlow

“dropping explosives on people from commanding heights served as a great place to develop a world view compatible with the management of a large post-war corporation.” - John Perry Barlow

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Jul 15
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Jul 14
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the colors of evening [via BigPicture]

the colors of evening [via BigPicture]

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Archway in the Blue City of Chefchaouen, Morocco by P.J.P.
   [via Sunsurfer]

Archway in the Blue City of Chefchaouen, Morocco by P.J.P.

   [via Sunsurfer]

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Jul 13
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breaching the ice [via BigPicture]

breaching the ice [via BigPicture]

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Jul 12
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under ice [via BigPicture]

under ice [via BigPicture]

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Jul 11
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We tend to mistake a clear view of the future for a short distance.
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Jul 10
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Jul 09
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No matter how smart or how speedy an organization is, it can’t get to where it wants to go unless it muddles across an undesirable place one step at a time.
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Jul 08
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Most Americans assume that we can’t compete ‘against cheap Chinese labor’ yet Germany manages to do so with a unionized workforce that receives better pay than American workers.
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Jul 06
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swimming where worlds meet 
[via An Exquisite Paradox]

swimming where worlds meet 

[via An Exquisite Paradox]

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Jul 05
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do children ever scare you? 
via The Coldest Days Will Come, An Exquisite Paradox

do children ever scare you? 

via
The Coldest Days Will Come
An Exquisite Paradox
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