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Why Are the Most Creative People in Business Skipping Out on Web 2.0?

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If Portland can do it, why can't we??

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Is Conservatism a Mental Illness?

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Lalita Amos is now friends with tom schmitt, Shelly Arens and David Frank
October 22
Lalita Amos joined Bruce LaDuke's group
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This group is for anyone interested in establishing a long-range planning center, futures institute, or a futures dialogue center for the state of Indiana.
June 11
Lalita Amos and Ryan L. Cox are now friends
May 30
Lalita Amos replied to Pat Coyle's discussion 'Why Are the Most Creative People in Business Skipping Out on Web 2.0?'
I think that there may be more smoke associated with "Web 2.0" than fire. I have about 1,300 followers, many of whom try to sell me on "solutions" to help me gain more followers and many armed with "what Twitter REALLY is supposed to be." Twitter,...
May 30
Lalita Amos replied to Pat Coyle's discussion 'If Portland can do it, why can't we??'
I'm not very eager to do something that's already been done. Instead, I'd like to see what we'd come up with using the brilliant people we have. Emulation is quite a different skill than innovation.
May 30
Lalita Amos replied to Becky Pruitt's discussion 'What Determines a Hole in the Wall??' in the group Hole in the Wall Eating Club
I kind of like not having a definition here. It leaves people open to looking, perhaps, more broadly in writing about their eating choices.
April 19

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How did you hear about Smaller Indiana?
Friend
What is your greatest strength?
I see pathways others can't and then help them see a new opening for action that was once lost on them.

Oh, and I laugh. In the biz world, that may not sound like a strength, but it sure comes in handy. Rather than being so serious and significant, I start with the belief that our work can bring us both cash and comedy.
What are you working on?
I'm creating a book on habits and executive leadership -- why we keep doing the same things over and over...and how to stop, shift and create new results. Oh, and having finished my Masters (you can call me Mistress Amos), I'm jockeying for position in a Doctoral program.

Sleep is just practice for being dead.
How big is your business?
small company
What is your Job Title
Executive
What is your Company Website?
http://www.totalteamsolutions.com
What is your Personal Website?
http://valuesalliance.org
What is your alma mater?
Purdue University
Why join Smaller Indiana? What are you hoping to experience here ?
I'm looking for "my peeps" in the biz world -- intensely curious, generous, collaborative fast thinkers who are looking to think outside the box...and then burn that rascal.

Selling to or being sold by said peeps? I think, sometimes, that making the sale is the "booby prize." The real brass ring is in the relationships, the expanded community.

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    Another February...and I Still Hate Black History Month

    It's still Black History Month. And, yes, I still hate Black History Month. Let me start by re-posting my first Black History Month homage from a couple of years ago:


    Why I Hate Black History Month
    15 February 2009



    It's officially the middle of Black History Month and I can't take it anymore.


    I hate Black History Month.


    Now, before your head gets sweaty, your commenting fingers get itchy and you decide that I'


    … Continue

    Posted on February 4, 2009 at 2:20pm — 8 Comments

    Lalita Amos

    ChristmaChannuKwanzaTweetmas: The Merry #Tweetmas Project


    Here's what I'm proposing (for those of us who want to be or are on Twitter. How about, for the rest of the month -- ChristmaChannuKwanzaTweetmas -- which encompasses many great holidays (and, for adherants, holy days), we consider this season of giving...and tweet about others.
    Let me break this down further. I don't want this to be hard. But for those of us w… Continue

    Posted on December 4, 2008 at 11:24am — 4 Comments

    Lalita Amos

    The Economy: A MadLib

    Our economy is ___________________ (enter your selection here)



    1. fine.

    2. a nightmarish disgrace.

    3. freakishly good.

    4. magically delicious.


    People aren't poorer, they just ___________________ (enter your selection here)



    1. like eating mac and cheese from the box.

    2. were going to downsize their house to a small walk-up apartment anyway.

    3. are giving people--giving blood, that is.

    4. enjoy watching channels 4, 6, 8

    … Continue

    Posted on October 13, 2008 at 11:20pm — 1 Comment

    Lalita Amos

    Willing Slaves, Pretending to "Have It All"

    I was recently asked to weigh in on the topic of "women having it all."

    What, of course, is triggering the increased interest we're seeing on the topic of "work-life balance" (don't get me started) is Sarah Palin's entry into the political race and her purposeful political branding as a "hockey mom" with five kidlings, a hubster and a full-time job.

    I have to admit: I had to corral my gag reflex.

    I'm often asked, as a speaker, to address this issue. So here's a little of the less "cleaned-up"… Continue

    Posted on September 17, 2008 at 7:30am — 7 Comments

    Lalita Amos

    Is the Brain "Plastic" and What Does that Have to Do with Business?

    Several months ago, I tapped out an article on change that mentioned the concept of neuroplasticity: that an injured brain can repair itself or re-map itself to regain or enhance thinking and brain function. Long the bailiwick of neuroscientists, this ability of the brain to generate surprising shifts in learning, thinking and acting, is now the province of bu… Continue

    Posted on August 5, 2008 at 4:30pm — 2 Comments

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    At 9:28pm on November 17, 2009, Bob Cadwallader said…
    I so appreciate your words. Your soul is a Bard.
    At 9:03pm on February 24, 2009, Penny Head said…
    Thank you for the birthday wishes. I am on a quest and am seeking the help of just about everybody I know....and have even recruited those I don't know. So here is my pitch:

    I really, really, REALLY want to win the Indianapolis Woman Dream Makeover 2009!!!!! Please nominate me.

    In return, I am your indentured servant.

    ph
    At 8:47am on February 19, 2009, Jon D. Speer said…
    Lalita,
    I'm still hoping we can meet up sometime soon.
    Cheers,
    j
    At 12:28pm on February 5, 2009, Brandon Sobotka said…
    No problem! I've read a couple of your blogs and I find them very interesting. I have a passion for your field and have been researching and networking to learn more. I'd love to hear your story sometime. Have a great week!
    At 11:08am on February 5, 2009, Lindsay Manfredi said…
    LOL! well, I must say, I'm intrigued. :-)
    At 9:35pm on January 7, 2009, Amy Stark said…
    Hey--- ID Ten T Error on my part. The Tweet up is on Friday 1-9-09 At Hubbard and Cravens. It is correct in the event listing. Sorry for the mix up.
    At 11:16am on December 9, 2008, Annie Sever-Dimitri said…
    Great! My afternoon on Wed. the 17th is for now fairly open. What might work for you?
    At 2:22pm on December 4, 2008, Annie Sever-Dimitri said…
    Hi there! I really enjoyed reading your website and profile. I am an image coach, and I wonder if you would like to meet for coffee and chat. I notice you have many valuable services to offer clients, but none pertaining to training them to effectively use their image so they can achieve success more easily. What we wear can really change our lives! Enjoy the day! Annie
    At 5:50pm on November 14, 2008, Bettina Settles said…
    Thank you for addin gme as a friend, good to see you again...
    At 4:57pm on September 23, 2008, Mark A. Anderson said…
    That sounds great Lalita. Safe travels!

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