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    • Stats That Tell Stories

      Stats aren’t just numbers, they tell stories. Often statistics are seen as boring, but if they’re interpreted and presented in the right way they can offer incredible insights. No one has demonstrated this more clearly than Hans Rosling. If you haven’t yet, check out his TED talks: The Truth About HIV, New Insights on Poverty,…

      January 21, 2011
    • Behind the Scenes at TED

      I just watched this amazing behind the scenes video from 2010’s TED conference. It follows Raghava KK and Sir Ken Robinson through the conference, and in the moments leading up to and following their respective talks. Behind the TEDTalk 2010 from m ss ng p eces on Vimeo. If you’ve ever given a talk or…

      January 14, 2011
    • Logo Design: Denver Counseling Clinic

      I was excited to have the chance to design a logo for a friend of mine who’s starting her counselling practice. Simone Verrone of Denver Counseling Clinic wan’t a logo that portrayed healing, growth, health and self-discovery. And while it might not be too difficult to come up with a ubiquitous “counseling” logo, I really…

      January 14, 2011
    • Infectious Passion & Shining Eyes: Benjamin Zander

      Benjamin Zander has an irrational love for classical music. But instead of hanging his head at the fact that only 3% of the world share his love, he, the conductor of the Boston Philharmonic and a hopeful optimist, has set out on a mission to show people that they really do love classical music, they…

      January 9, 2011
    • Nancy Duarte’s “Resonate”

      A friend linked my to Nancy Duarte’s free webinar where she talks about some of the thoughts from her new book, Resonate. Nancy’s the CEO of Duarte, a presentation design firm, and has a ton of great tools and wisdom to share from her years of developing presentations. I’ve just started cracking into Resonate (Santa…

      January 4, 2011
    • “All Things” Presentation

      On Sunday I had the chance to give a talk at my home church. Seeing as it was my first speaking “gig” in over 9 months, and very different environment than I was accustomed to (from classroom of 20ish to auditorium of 600ish), I actually got myself quite worked up over the whole thing! I…

      January 4, 2011
    • My Accidental New Year’s Resolution

      One year ago I accidentally made a new year’s resolution. I had considered blogging for a while, and had had a couple unsuccessful starts at it. Finally one night I decided, “now I’m gonna do this.” As I logged in I noticed the date, and it happened to be Jan 1! So with a short…

      December 30, 2010
    • Merry Christmas!

      December 24, 2010
    • Our First Christmas Tree

      This year, for the first time since we got married we’re not traveling out of the country for Christmas, so we were able to justify getting a Christmas tree. Anna’s been looking forward to this for at least the last year. Of course this is also Olivia’s first Christmas. For the occasion we decided to…

      December 12, 2010
    • Resistance and Doing the Work That Matters

      Over lunch a couple weeks ago a friend and I chatted about doing work that matters. There is a huge tension that exists between the endeavours we want to take on and actually accomplishing them. While this tension is frequently attached to “creative” endeavours – that book we want to write, that documentary we want…

      December 5, 2010
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