This thing called time: Tokyo time
Posted by Lee-Anne Ragan | Filed under change management & wellness, communication, Travel
Having recently returned from working in Africa I’ve been thinking about time. A lot. In my last two posts I wrote about a great Utne Reader article called Our Schedules, Our Selves: Are you more important than your appointment book? by Jay Walljasper and Stephan Rechtschaffen’s article called How to expand time. In the same [...]
Tags: africa, japan, Jay Walljasper, lynnika butler, stephan rechtschaffen, time, utne reader
This thing called time part 2
Posted by Lee-Anne Ragan | Filed under change management & wellness, Travel
Having recently returned from working in Africa I’ve been thinking about time. A lot. In my last post I wrote about a great Utne Reader article called Our Schedules, Our Selves: Are you more important than your appointment book? by Jay Walljasper. Accompanying Jay’s article is a bold headline that reads “How to Expand Time”. [...]
Tags: africa, Jay Walljasper, stephan rechtschaffen, time, utne reader
This thing called time
Posted by Lee-Anne Ragan | Filed under communication, Travel
Coming back from working in Africa for a month I’ve been thinking about time a lot. A lot. Time flowed thicker there. I was swept up in its meandering current. I delighted in its unpredictability. Slipping back into the stream at home in Canada I observe myself getting annoyed if someone takes a few extra [...]
Tags: africa, canada, Jay Walljasper, time, utne reader
Polite notice: am naked and waiting
Posted by Lee-Anne Ragan | Filed under creativity & innovation, Humor & comedy, Travel
No, this isn’t a porn email, rather some overall musings on Kenya and Uganda. You often see public notices here start with ‘Polite notice….’ as in ‘polite notice; please check out by 10 am’. I like that, it’s poetic. Time runs thicker here. Am measuring time not in seconds or minutes but rather in hours [...]
Tags: Kampala, maribou stork, questions, rps, shower, time, uganda