18 Apr 2011, Posted by Josh Allan Dykstra in Life, 2 Comments Tagged culture, future, ideas, shifts

When Ideas Have Sex (& Other Fascinations)

Today I wanted to share with you a few ideas that I’ve found interesting and valuable. They should also help explain why I think the way I do about the world…

04 Apr 2011, Posted by Josh Allan Dykstra in Life, 5 Comments Tagged activism, change, culture, future, growth, shifts, sustainability

What Makes America Great

America isn’t a great country because of our preoccupation with liberty, our military, or our diversity. Like most things, America is great because of WHY she exists in the first place. And this fact has never been more important…

07 Mar 2011, Posted by Josh Allan Dykstra in Life, 0 Comments Tagged change, future, ideas, shifts, work

Why “Tribe” Is The New “Job Security”

For all of the accelerated evolution that’s currently happening in the world, there are a few things about human beings that seem to always stay the same.

Today, my friend Jamie graciously allowed me a guest post on her fabulous blog.

Check out my thoughts on Why “Tribe” Is The New “Job Security” here.

28 Feb 2011, Posted by Josh Allan Dykstra in Leadership, 8 Comments Tagged future, ideas, organizations, people, shifts, work

Why Value Is King & ‘Departments’ Should Die

We’ve been taught that the purpose of work is to strive for money but this confuses the whole idea of value. This problem spills into the way we build companies, too — here are some ideas for how to build a thriving New Economy Organization.

14 Feb 2011, Posted by Josh Allan Dykstra in Life, 4 Comments Tagged change, culture, music, shifts, technology

Going To The GRAMMYs & The Disappearing Mainstream

I got to go to the Grammy Awards yesterday, and I must say I had a blast! But the ceremony also made me think about a few things, including the assumptions NARAS is making about society and how the entire idea of a “mainstream” is disappearing before our eyes…