Why Judge is the step every method skips — and how a physicist accidentally built the tools for it: Think of Joseph Cardijn and Eliyahu M. Goldratt as the key link for making the best decision. Just a note: In my experience, the “judge” phase is where people struggle, even when using scripture, tradition, CST,... Continue Reading →
The Warp and the Weft
The Warp and the Weft Innovate–Educate–Collaborate, See–Judge–Act, and the Thinking Processes of Eliyahu Goldratt: Think Thomas Merton I wrote this in response to several emails I received about last Monday’s blog post addressing data centers. People asked if I could explain the methodology a tad more, especially regarding Goldratt and See-Judge-Act. So here it is,... Continue Reading →
The Kitchen Table Revolution: When Ordinary Life Becomes Holy Ground
The Question That Changes Everything Let me start with a question central to my argument: What if the holiest place God wants to meet you isn’t in a church, but at your kitchen table, your desk, or the break room at work? We tend to think that getting serious about God means retreating from ordinary... Continue Reading →
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