Engineered Eloquence

by Jay Ray

Make good stuff, then make it easy for people to buy it. There’s your anti-piracy plan.

Make good stuff, then make it easy for people to buy it. There’s your anti-piracy plan.

Jonathan Coulton, definitively. (via merlin)

Posted: January 20, 2012

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In 2022, I am participating in two leadership training programs. This should be a social experience, so I am writing about it. Check out the full list of posts in the series here.

Recent Posts

• The Fair Process
• Leaders Understand Decision-Making
• A Followup About Focus Time
• Focus Time as a Leadership Quality
• Juggling Two Leadership Programs
• Inclusivity Through Life Sharing
• Conference Reflections and Follow-ups
• My Leadership Journey (A Work in Progress)
• Rest (or the need for disconnection)
• Now or Never
• Balancing Operations with Strategic Thinking
• Sharing the Load
• The Discomfort Zone
• Location-based Technology
• Location-based Intentionality
• Week in Review, Leadership and Journal Blogging
• Decision-making as a means of renewal
• Leadership in two questions
• This Should Be Social
• Planned Obsolescence
• Edit More
• Obligatory Holiday Rumination
• Artifacts from the Past
• Admitting Mistakes
• Minimalist Guilt
• Minimalism During a Pandemic
• Engaging Simplicity in a Complicated Context
• Reading Between the Childish Lines
• The Cost of Ownership
• The Other Pivot
• The Pivot

Featured Posts

• Engaging Simplicity in a Complicated Context
• The Need to Simplify Tech Workflows
• Minimalism as a Gospel Calling
• A Minimalist in the Tech Industry
• Digital Hoarding (or the Fight for Digital Minimalism)
• The Challenges of Timeless Writing

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