Reflections
I was asked to bring something a little different to a planned meeting – something that would create more engagement and the opportunity for more decisions. The meeting started traditionally enough with a series of presentations providing the common information base for the issue at hand. We held off on much discussion after the presentations. [...]
Last night, my partner and her friends engaged in the 9th annual squeak tournament. A couple friends and I engaged in an alternate activity – a scotch tasting. We travelled through a few brands – starting with those lightest in colour first. A Glenfiddich was first up. Described in the Whiskey Bible as a real [...]
Photo: Taken in downtown Edmonton, AB in 2006; image of graffitti on a wall. I went to the the movie Exit through the Gift Shop tonight at the Garneau Theatre. A fascinating film. With a subtitle of `The World`s First Street Art Disaster Movie,`you know it won`t be a run of the mill film. It [...]
Lorne Gunter‘s article in Sunday’s Edmonton Journal caused me reflect on the concepts presented in Nudges. To adapt their thoughts, the Alberta Government could have chosen a nudging vs. Regulation strategy. As a nudge, we could establish 2 classes for the advanced driver’s test that is now required of new drivers. The ‘normal’ advanced test [...]
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