It’s not right or fair! I always seem to be bitching about one thing or another. I should audition for” Grumpy Old Men!” When you are on a good thing stick to it, so why stop now – right? Is it just me, or do some people get paid/earn way too much? A […]
EINADW #14: You Earn How Much? – Unrealistic Money People Earn Read More »
Paedophiles: Should Be Destroyed Like the Lives They Destroy! Guilty By His Own Admission A September hearing into Australia’s worst paedophile has made headlines for all the wrong reasons. Ashley Griffith confessed to over 300 offenses he committed at childcare centers in Brisbane, Australia, and Pisa, Italy, over a nineteen year period between 2003
EINADW #13: Dirty Dozen (Revisited) #4: Australia’s Worst Paedophile Read More »
Respect that they deserve I am a fan of any story about animals, especially when it involves people doing the right things for animals. Honour Guards The dignified transfer of remains, as it’s called, is a serious mission that involves a lot of people, from licensed mortuary specialists and deployed service members to military
EINADW #12: Ethical Angels – What Happens When Deceased Soldiers and Their K9s Return Read More »
Dirty Dozen (Revisited) – Entrant #3 Readers who have followed me for a while may remember a previous reference to Mr. Martin Shkreli former CEO of Turing Pharmaceuticals. He is now back in action, would you believe, as a consultant to a law firm. What exactly he consults boggles the mind. There are
EINADW #11: Martin Shkreli Out and About Again Read More »
It’s All In The Mind – Mindset is Number One! We think of winners as people who never fail, people who excel at whatever they are doing, whether it be sports, careers, politics, or business. What is it that makes winners special and sets them apart from losers at the opposite end of
Episode #4: What is it About Winners That Makes Them Special? Read More »
Sex, Drugs, and Rock n ‘roll Last month’s article in “Ethics Is Not a Dirty Word” looked at the Olympic games from a standpoint of what the Olympics could teach us about Ethics. I finished by asking the question of whether these Olympic games would live up to expectations and commented: “The
EINADW #10: What Happened at the Olympics – More Scandals and Buying Medals Read More »
Business Culture Anyone who has spent time in the corporate world will know that a good corporate culture is worth its weight in gold. Countless reports have shown that companies with a defined and functional corporate culture outperform and have an empowered workforce. The last point is important because low turnover is good
EINADW #9: Is It Time to Look at Your Business Culture? Read More »
Five Things the Olympic Games Tell Us About Ethics and Corruption We are now in the midst of another round of the Olympic Games. For just over two weeks, they will be on the TV almost continuously. Around the world, people of all ages will be engrossed in the games. Some will turn up
EINADW #8: The Olympic Games Still Highly Competitive and Just As Corrupt. Read More »
The third episode of the 52 Guiding Lights, looks at a parable I stumbled across, modified, and added some context to. It provides a valuable lesson about ‘reframing.’ The Parable: A blind man sat outside a building on the cold footpath with a small cardboard box by his feet. On top of it
Episode # 3: Lessons Learned From The Blind Man Parable Read More »
(A new member of the Dirty Dozen) Does anyone know who Paolo Macchiarini is? He has just earned himself a position in the new Dirty Dozen (Individuals). Once considered a pioneer of regenerative medicine, Paolo fell from grace when it was discovered he was really using patients for experiments. Deception At Its
EINADW#7: Surgical Hero or Delusional Man with a Knife? Read More »