Tag Archives: commitment

(#Issue 469) Taking a Stand

Posted on May 19, 2019 by stevepiscitelli

It, however, did lead to a deeper conversation with myself. And, even if on a minute level, a deeper appreciation for people who stand up for what they believe. Slacktivism references a “low-cost substitute for substantive actions.”  Hitting a “like” … Continue reading →

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(#261) Mixing it Up with Your Audience

Posted on May 24, 2015 by stevepiscitelli

So, go ahead. Mix it up. It will not only energize your audience, it will keep you fresh. A note to my blog followers: This week’s post marks the fifth anniversary for this blog. Thank you for following and sharing my weekly … Continue reading →

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(#138) Do You Need To Catch Up With Yourself?

Posted on January 13, 2013 by stevepiscitelli

Their intentions may be wonderful but their execution is less than satisfactory. Years ago a student of mine made a simple yet profound observation. This student had the habit of postponing assignments. He was a huge procrastinator.  Quickly, his backlog … Continue reading →

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