a Biblical thought...
There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under heaven: a time to be born and a time to die, a time to plant and a time to uproot. (Ecc 3:1-2)
a Book thought...
There are two types of innovation. One has a problem-centred core and involves improving the efficiency, quality, productivity and design of existing products, services and technologies. This is
improving the old innovation and involves doing old things better. The other type of innovation has a mission-directed core and involves doing new things first and best. This is creating the new
innovation. (p192)
a Dave thought...
Last week a Fijian born 19 year-old made a huge impact on the footy season. Nic Naitanui won the game in the last quarter by kicking 3 goals in just his second game ever. So yesterday Noah and I headed to the West Coast Eagles training to get a glimpse of the six foot seven dreadlocked man up close and personal. I'm not sure who was more excited Noah or myself when we got an opportunity for this pic but it helped us realise he is just like anyone of us. It seems in our society the media certainly decides on the popularity of people and for Nic who stands out in a crowd anyway I'm sure the attention will continue to come his way.
There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under heaven: a time to be born and a time to die, a time to plant and a time to uproot. (Ecc 3:1-2)
a Book thought...
There are two types of innovation. One has a problem-centred core and involves improving the efficiency, quality, productivity and design of existing products, services and technologies. This is
improving the old innovation and involves doing old things better. The other type of innovation has a mission-directed core and involves doing new things first and best. This is creating the new
innovation. (p192)
a Dave thought...Last week a Fijian born 19 year-old made a huge impact on the footy season. Nic Naitanui won the game in the last quarter by kicking 3 goals in just his second game ever. So yesterday Noah and I headed to the West Coast Eagles training to get a glimpse of the six foot seven dreadlocked man up close and personal. I'm not sure who was more excited Noah or myself when we got an opportunity for this pic but it helped us realise he is just like anyone of us. It seems in our society the media certainly decides on the popularity of people and for Nic who stands out in a crowd anyway I'm sure the attention will continue to come his way.
Just a thought.
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