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Invisible Shrimp With Every Gulp of NYC Tap Water
“Delicious! (And completely harmless. Copepods are even known to eat mosquito larvae, so don’t think of them as invisible shrimp that are caught in your teeth—think of them as invisible shrimp who make NYC tap water taste fantastic. Like fantastic, quenching shrimp juice.)”
(via You Swallow These Invisible Shrimp With Every Gulp of NYC Tap Water)
Posted: August 31, 2010
In 2022, I am participating in two leadership training programs. This should be a social experience, so I am writing about it. Check out the full list of posts in the series here.
Recent Posts
- Slow Down
- The Leader’s To-do List
- Ideals and Ambitions
- A Strange Sense of Obligation
- The Double-edged Sword of Delegation
- Small Behaviors Can Lead to Big Changes
- A Six Month Review of Leadership Goals
- The Problem of One-offs
- Modern Approaches to Job Postings
- The End
- Talking the Strategic Thoughts
- The Fair Process
- Leaders Understand Decision-Making
- A Followup About Focus Time
- Focus Time as a Leadership Quality
- Juggling Two Leadership Programs
- Inclusivity Through Life Sharing
- Conference Reflections and Follow-ups
- My Leadership Journey (A Work in Progress)
- Rest (or the need for disconnection)
- Now or Never
- Balancing Operations with Strategic Thinking
- Sharing the Load
- The Discomfort Zone
- Location-based Technology
- Location-based Intentionality
- Week in Review, Leadership and Journal Blogging
- Decision-making as a means of renewal
- Leadership in two questions
- This Should Be Social
- Planned Obsolescence
Featured Posts
- Engaging Simplicity in a Complicated Context
- The Need to Simplify Tech Workflows
- Minimalism as a Gospel Calling
- A Minimalist in the Tech Industry
- Digital Hoarding (or the Fight for Digital Minimalism)
- The Challenges of Timeless Writing