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A Project Manager’s Game Plan for Dealing with Incurable Cancer Segment Forty—A Quick Look Back Across 13-Billion Years If you haven’t had the opportunity, you should take the time to go to the webbtelescope.org website to check out the visuals taken b…
A Project Manager’s Game Plan for Dealing with Incurable Cancer Segment Thirty-Eight—– Do They KNOW You’re Proud of Them? The image with this story is one of my sons. He’s the guy behind the podium. He’s getting an award for his ability to speak French…
A Project Manager’s Game Plan for Dealing with Incurable Cancer Segment Thirty-Seven—– Mann Tracht, Und Gott Lacht (Man Plans and God Laughs) That’s an old Yiddish adage. And it applies to almost all aspects of personal and professional life. Pic…
A Project Manager’s Game Plan for Dealing with Incurable Cancer Segment Thirty-Six—How Do You Want the World to Look Different Consider the last time you were genuinely upset. For me, it was yesterday, when a key political figure proclaimed cance…
A Project Manager’s Game Plan for Dealing with Incurable Cancer Segment Thirty-Five—A Few Thoughts on the Value of SOME Clutter This is the top shelf of my bookshelf in my office. It is also part of the reason that my lovely wife will not even try to d…
A Project Manager’s Game Plan for Dealing with Incurable Cancer Segment Thirty-Four— Bugs? Daffy? Elmer? Or Michigan J. Frog? Who’s Your Avatar? If you have no idea who I’m talking about here, you may be culturally bereft. These are the Loo…
So, Doc…can I keep the leg? A Project Manager’s Game Plan for Dealing with Incurable Cancer Segment Thirty-Three—Losing a Leg or Other Very Real Fears-(Strike that. Let’s Do Something Else) Let’s start with the end. I still have my leg and was n…
A Project Manager’s Game Plan for Dealing with Incurable Cancer Segment Thirty-Two—Goofy Things that No-One Really Knows, but Should… And no, you don’t have to “wait till the end.” That’s a pet peeve of mine. “Wait till the end.” I see it o…
A Project Manager’s Game Plan for Dealing with Incurable Cancer Segment Thirty-One—I Can’t Handle One More Thing. Unless I Have To. My monthly visit with the oncologist (Dr. Mavromatis) was going well. Until it wasn’t. All of the news…
The Stage Four Project-Segment Thirty–Wait a Minute! I Was Young Here Just a Minute Ago! A Project Manager’s Game Plan for Dealing with Incurable Cancer I was in San Antonio for work when this picture was taken over 20 years ago. It’s me with my…
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