Free ESV Bible for iPhone/iPod Touch via Kindle

ESV Bible on KindleGotta love free so here’s how you get the ESV Bible for your iPhone or iPod Touch:

  1. Get the new Amazon Kindle for iPhone app
  2. after installing the app and setting it up, goto the ESV Bible page in the Kindle store
  3. purchase the book and it will automatically sync with your iPhone in the Kindle app

It’s a great way to test out the Kindle app and get the ESV bible free!

Of course you can always just grab a Kindle 2 and not try to read the bible on the small iPhone screen…

GiANT Impact Webcast – Mark Sanborn

  • 4:35 PM Jason Jeong - getting started…8 million people watching?
  • 4:35 PM Jason Jeong - Mark Sanborn’s newest book, Encore Effect
  • 4:35 PM Jason Jeong - first book, Fred Factor
  • 4:39 PM Jason Jeong - Encore Effect is about getting remarkable performance especially from replicable tasks
  • 4:40 PM Jason Jeong - Q: what are some tips for leaders in tough economic times?
  • 4:41 PM Jason Jeong - leadership is fundamentally the same, but focus changes
  • 4:41 PM Jason Jeong - keep people to playing to win, not keep from losing
  • 4:41 PM Jason Jeong - encourage based on realism
  • 4:42 PM Jason Jeong - Q: how can you be remarkable in a down cycle?
  • 4:43 PM Jason Jeong - Sanborn: don’t become completely self consumed; yea, be concerned about keeping your lights on, but call clients and customers and maintain existing relationships
  • 4:45 PM Jason Jeong - Q: in working with high profile leaders, what are the biggest challenges they face and what counsel would you give them?
  • 4:46 PM Jason Jeong - a paradox, the higher you rise, the harder it is to confide in what you are concerned about…not many people to talk to…hard to keep accountability
  • 4:47 PM Jason Jeong - it’s tough to talk about what is necessary v. what is strategic…like whether or not letting people go; we are in a phase where we [leaders] don’t know what will work…keep agile
  • 4:48 PM Jason Jeong - Q: what are you reading and researching right now?
  • 4:49 PM Jason Jeong - he doesn’t read business books anymore; finished, Embracing the Wide Open Sky by Daniel Tammet;
  • 4:51 PM Jason Jeong - Sanborn is working on: whole new way of looking at leadership, one ingredient that is irresistible when added to a product or service, and a team building book
  • 4:52 PM Jason Jeong - he was at a point where he had over 2000 books and have given away all but about 200…when he gets a new book, he gives away a book now; giving away books have given him focus
  • 4:53 PM Jason Jeong - Q: how are you taking advantage of the downturn to get ready for the upturn?
  • 4:53 PM Jason Jeong - he thinks that capital preservation is primary; next, getting past the thoughts of exploiting this surge and staying conservative; err on the side of caution
  • 4:57 PM Jason Jeong - right now, faith, family, and friends is important to him…everything else is icing on the cake
  • 4:57 PM Jason Jeong - Q: how do you keep your confidence up if you lost your job?
  • 4:59 PM Jason Jeong - men in general equate their work and their worth, break this paradigm for yourself
  • 4:59 PM Jason Jeong - evaluate your long term career plan, what do I have to do in the short term to hedge against the long term
  • 5:00 PM Jason Jeong - become a veracious reader and get outside the box in thinking and apply that to finding new opportunities
  • 5:02 PM Jason Jeong - people are not hiring intentions, they are hiring results
  • 5:02 PM Jason Jeong - Q: who is the most influential leader in the United States?
  • 5:04 PM Jason Jeong - Lincoln is the highest among Presidential leaders; impressive that he was clinically depressed, lost kids, Civil War; Sanborn’s opinion is that the challenges Lincoln faced has made him into the great leader that we think of him now
  • 5:05 PM Jason Jeong - Final thoughts: leadership doesn’t make a difference, it makes the difference

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Idols of Our Country

an expert from The Divided States of America? by Richard Land

“The conservatives too often assume that God is on America’s side, making patriotism idolatrous and the country and idol…Liberals too often don’t believe it matter whether God has a side in public policy debates, or they believe such questions are disqualified from consideration by a supposed constitutional mandate of church-state serparation. That viewpoint makes a particular judicial interpretation or the Constitution an idol.”

Here inlies the deterioration of faith in our country…it does boils down to idolatry. Perhaps even ourselves becoming the object of idolatry in the midst of it all.

Zombies

0_61_zombies_320So, some hackers changed a road sign in Texas, but you gotta admit, there’s some truth to this one on the road.

I’m wondering how many morning commuters took this personally…prophetic perhaps.

 

 

 

 

Seriously, Put Your Differences Aside

Will you find some common ground?

It’s Not About You

2008 Unicef Photo of the Year

Surviving in Haiti

Surviving in Haiti

What say you?

What Are You Reading?

filter

“The more that you read,
the more things you will know.
The more that you learn,
the more places you’ll go.”
~ Dr. Seuss ~

I just got my Catalyst Filter box the other day and I’m excited to start reading them. I must say, the love of reading broadens your mind, keeps yourself in perspective (in humility), and encourages your heart to keep growing. Someone once told me, “becareful of the man who does not like to read.”

I’m first reading Run with the Bulls Without Getting Trampled by Tim Irwin and Life Giving Mentors by Tim Elmore.

What are you reading?

Pay Attention to Now

Things are changing fast to say the least. Our country is changing fast. Technology is changing fast. Communication is changing fast. Information is changing fast. Are people changing fast? Should they? I don’t think it’s possible to keep up with change (for whatever that means). So what do we do? I know what we can’t do. We can’t live in the future and we can’t dwell in the past. If we do, we won’t keep up with the present.

Some people have one foot in the future and one foot in the past and they’re just pissing on the present.

Who’s In Your Circle?

Good to GreatI recently got to listen to Jim Collins talk about being Good to Great. One of the things that I took away was that he encouraged people to have a personal board of directors. You need people in your personal circle that can guide you, instill wisdom in you, correct you, keep you focused, and to encourage you. Businesses get this at the corporate level. There are a board of directors that keep the leadership and direction of a company on the right track. Collins’ makes a great point that the same is required at the personal level.

An easy exercise: write down those in your personal circle. Perhaps you’ve got some “vacant seats on your bus” (as Collins would say)

A Little Love for UGA

Yea, so I am a Georgia Tech alumni, but this video of Mark Richt is undeniably touching, real, and full of truth.

My wife and I will be starting our adoption process early next year and will be an exciting time in our lives…

“Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world.” – James 1:27