SUSTAIN /səˈsteɪn/


1. to keep from giving way, as under trial or affliction. 2. to keep up or keep going, as an action or process.

SISU / si‧su /


Strength of will, determination, perseverance, and acting rationally in the face of adversity. "to have guts"

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This is personal space to write about anything that isn't social business strategy, social technology or web related. My blog at socialmediapath.com has that conversation covered and C7Group.com is focused on Social Business Integration and Social Business Software (SBS).
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A good day in San Jose

Amtrak to San Jose from Sacramento
was going to be so late that I had to drive to make my first appointment
on-time.  So much for hours of focused reading and writing.  I had thinking and catch-up phone calls in traffic instead.  It was worth it.   I had
wonderful meeting with an old acquaintance and a new one (that I met through linkedin).  It was that first meeting
that made my day.  You know the feeling when you make the right connection
with someone?  And you realize that there is HARMONY (one of my favorite
character traits for effectiveness) with the potential to do great things
together. 

My meeting was with Michael
Gaines
, a Principal of John Epperheimer’s company, Workpath Group.  I know
less about Workpath than I do about Michael and his enthusiasm (I had planned to read lots of stuff about them on that train!) – and that’s
what really made me want to do some work with Workpath.  Michael is a sharp guy
with a unique ability.  He whittled the capabilities of mine to fit
best with areas where he could leverage my talent based on what he gleaned from
my story and passion.   Effective, efficient, productive, and fun.

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