Last week, my guest post on lean health care was featured on Mark Graban’s Lean Blog. Check out Lean Health Care from a Family Member’s Perspective.
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Back in 2011, I profiled Linda Swift and her High School Photo Project on this blog. It was a project that really inspired and intrigued me. It also activated my sense of curiosity to the point where I reached out to find out what motivated her to create that project.
It was with great pleasure to stumble on her latest exhibition at the Harold Washington Library in downtown Chicago the other day. While it’s got a new name, the exhibit is an updated version of her previous project. Walking through the project, I was moved by the images and enlightened by the quotes that accompanied the photos.
To me, seeing these photos was a passing of the torch, so to speak. Many of the quotes are timeless and have been inspiring and influential to me…but now they are inspiring and influencing a new generation. For more info visit the Chicago Public Library website or better yet, stop by the Harold Washington Library to see for yourself.
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If you live in the Chicago area, you know that there are basically two seasons: winter and construction season. This goes for both roads and the public transportation rails. Even our Chicago Cubs have started their season with the bleachers closed for construction (see above photo).
Spring is a time for renewal. A time to let go of the cold, dark and icy winter. It’s a time to let the dirty snow melt so that new growth can take place.
Here at 360 Degree Self we’re bracing for some construction, too. As you can tell, the beautiful header that once brightened the home page is gone, victim of a blog update gone wonky. If you spend enough time consuming older content, you’ll notice a plethora of broken links, as well.
There’s also a chance the 360 Degree Self name might be changing. Truthfully, I’m not sure I ever liked the name of this blog – I suppose I did at one point, but I think the average blog reader might get confused at its name. I always thought the 360 Degree Self URL is somewhat confusing, too. I don’t plan on leaving or disappearing – as a matter of fact, I’d love to post and add content more often. I just need to tidy up a bit and re-decorate. I hope, dear reader, that you’ll join me.
Thank you for your continued support and your visits. I’m curious…what do you think of the 360 Degree Self blog title? Is it a keeper? Is it too confusing or vague regarding what this blog is about? I’d love to hear your feedback and suggestions.
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