Okay so it has only been a few days, but the endurance thing appears 
to be infusing into the psyche.
I’ve been writing all over the place, next stop SA Rocks (if Nic Haralambous will have me back!) & hopefully I can hold steady this time.
<< this post on Thought Leader is one that may require some
endurance on your part, it’s not a quickie, but if you’re following the Endurance month theme with me, it may be worth it.
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4 comments
Nic says:
Feb 12, 2008
Max, that’s got to be a bit of humour right? Of course SA Rocks will have you back, in fact you never really left. Just took a sabbatical I think!!
Look forward to seeing you around on SA Rocks once again! And now we have an audience for your pearls of wisdom!!
Darren says:
Feb 13, 2008
Ha ha, back with a vengeance! Talk about making a comeback in style. Way to go Max! Keep it up :)
Maximillian Kaizen says:
Feb 17, 2008
@Nic damn right! sabbatical brought me back with vooma>> holding out til Monday so I can slot back in :-D thank you extra much for YOUR enduring patience with me Nic!
@Darren you make it worth it, thank you so much again for the prodding DG
africanaspects says:
Sep 1, 2008
I’ve only just read your article “Evolution and Endurance” and it’s left me incredibly energised. You’re so right – holding out for the harvest is incredibly painful – and yet rewarding. I’ve also put David Maister’s “Strategy and the Fat Smoker” on my Amazon wishlist after reading your post. As it turns out I’m in the middle of reading his earlier books that he co-authored (“Managing the PSF” and “First Among Equals”). Hats off for that post!
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