Jeffrey Cox on June 5th, 2009

Funny how things creep into your life.  This week, contrary to my beliefs and writings, I have really been getting sucked into email.  So, today, I’m getting back “on the wagon” and ignoring email so I can get some work done on the important stuff and have a great finish to the week.  Thought I [...]

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Jeffrey Cox on May 11th, 2009

So, pondering in a similar way as last Monday, how did your week go?  Did you get all accomplished that you wanted to? Somewhat related, I was talking to an associate today about getting started on things – whether it is a big project or some boring task (i.e., paperwork) that just is not all [...]

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Jeffrey Cox on May 4th, 2009

I’ve fired up a new poll over on the right hand side.  If you don’t mind, take eight seconds to give me your feedback. In line with a new direction I am thinking of taking my blog (related to my Palm Pre post), I’m curious what people think of the blog’s title. Thanks!

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Jeffrey Cox on May 4th, 2009

(Alternate Title: Questions to Start Your Week With) How was your Monday?  Did you get everything done you wanted to – including planning for and / or knowing what you want to accomplish this week? Did you have the right tools to support you?  Do you have any tools? Are you calm and relaxed about [...]

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Jeffrey Cox on May 3rd, 2009

Recently, I wrote about wanting to try the “new,” but really being comfortable with the “old” – and ultimately when is the right time or right reason to move to the new? I decided that when something offers value, that’s the time to make the leap. Over the past couple of months, I’ve locked onto [...]

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Jeffrey Cox on March 25th, 2009

One of the best ways to keep moving forward with multiple projects is to stop and take inventory once in awhile. Pause, look at the list, prioritize the list for the needs of here and now, then use that as your roadmap on how to move forward. The Projects Whiteboard in Foresight was designed just [...]

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Jeffrey Cox on March 4th, 2009

(Just a random picture; another one from my photo session the other day.) I’ve wanted to write about the lack of customer service in America for awhile now. But, alas, to find the time. However, today I had a chance to surf Seth’s Blog (something I really need to find more time to do) and [...]

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Jeffrey Cox on February 28th, 2009

I’ve been in a real quandary lately about staying with the old or trying the “latest, greatest” new thing. For example, should I stay with my trusty, productive Palm Treo 700p or get the “cool” new iPhone? This excerpt from my letter I sent to the President of Palm last year sums up part of [...]

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Jeffrey Cox on February 21st, 2009

More and more, I’m finding and thinking that “focus” is the key. My friend Blake has recently started blogging again. He’s my hero as in he manages to put a ton of time in for work, just started another blog and is blogging every day. And, on top of all that, he reads the Wall [...]

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Jeffrey Cox on February 2nd, 2009

I borrowed this from www.jott.com:  “Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls, and looks like work.” –Thomas Edison

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