It’s my wedding day! Margaret and I are sharing our day only with our closest family. This weekend is going to be quite busy, so I’m not sure I’ll have something to share from the day here on Monday, but I’ll try.
Meanwhile, please enjoy these blog posts that I liked best this week.
That jerk you work with who behaves unreasonably? Seth Godin thinks that within the framework of his or her inner narrative, s/he behaves eminently reasonably. He asks us to look at our inner narrative to see where we might come off as unreasonable to others. Read No one is unreasonable
Ben Lundsten, writing for Medium, considers that ethics of Photoshop — and shows you how even iconic film images were manipulated in the darkroom and so aren’t as originally shot. Read That’s Photoshopped! Manipulation vs. Craft
Seth Godin was on fire this week, earning a repeat appearance here. He answers the question, “where did all the good jobs go?” If you want those good jobs to come back, you’re not going to like his answer. Read The computer, the network, and the economy
When someone breaks your trust, your response needs to facilitate their growth and change — by letting them handle their own redemption completely on their own. Jennifer Bowman writes a cogent and compelling argument why. Read Empathy, redemption, and the kindness of letting someone go
Don’t worry about what others might find interesting — take photos of what you find interesting. That’s the advice of Eric Kim, who keeps writing posts I wish I’d written. Read Photograph Anything You Want
