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I have been quite active in my blog:  Chronicles from a Caribbean Cubicle

Here are the topics of the entries from the past few months.
February
Digicel Woes in Trinidad
Management, Caribbean Style
An Article that Resonates
Using Video to See the Man in the Mirror
Going Wiki
“Being Positive” — A Recipe for Failure
On Caribbean Acquisitions
CAP: An Early Surprise
CAP: Talent Development
The EMyth and the myths it dispels
Critical Thinking vs. Faithful Following
CAP:  A search for Expertise
CAP: A Difference in Perspective
CAP: A Sense of Regret
CAP: Planning for a Culture
CAP: Having a Powerful Dialogue
He Who Writes, Defines

March
Waiting and the Customer Experience
Why EVERY Serious Business Should Blog
Delivering a Custom Experience
Starting a New Conversation

Not to be outdone, my Moving Back to Jamaica blog has been getting more attention ( I think) or at least more comments, and has been cross-linked and referred to in a couple of interesting places.

Folks,

I’ve been sharing some of the major Caribbean Acquisition Project (CAP) findings in the Framework Consulting blog, which you can reach from this site by clicking on “Blog” from the home page.

On a personal note, a journalist recently included a mention of my “Moving Back to Jamaica” blog in the Skywritings magazine, which is Air Jamaica’s inflight magazine.  The excerpt can be viewed at http://francismove.blogspot.com

The topics that were addressed in December to January on the company blog, http://blog.fwconsulting.com:

• On Authentic Leadership
• On Asking Better Questions
• On Winning Hearts and Minds
• Abundance
• Living the Good Life
• Small Market Marketing

In November, between plane trips and airports, I found the time to comment on the following topics in my blog — Chronicles from a Caribbean Cubicle:

Books I’m “Reading” Now — a summary of the different media I’m consuming at the moment 

Thankfully It’s Only a “Number One” Bank — a tongue in cheek look at a customer service snafu at RBTT Bank

Meeting Kwame — it was fun to finally run into someone in person that I had developed a professional internet relationship with over several years

On Transitioning to Work in Jamaica — what a course to culturally prepare an expat executive might look like

Who You Are — my intelligent guess as to who might reading my blogs instead of their expense accounts!

Caribbean Time and Jamaica Time — why rushing to get more stuff done might be a waste of time

CSME — Offense or Defense — Why CSME is sounding too much like protectionism, and too little like the opportunity it is