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The Identity Circle Blog
Posted By: Larry Ackerman on Aug 22, 2009 @ 01:30 AM | Comment (7)
What do we do with ourselves when we wake up to the press of time? When one’s physical abilities to excel are largely past? When one’s chance to “be somebody” through one’s children is no longer an option? When one’s opportunity – if not root desire – to make a million bucks has slipped by?
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Keywords: authenticity, change, human, individuality, potential, transitions, purpose, youth
Say 'hello' to the Societal Brand
Posted By: Larry Ackerman on Jul 28, 2009 @ 02:00 AM | No comments
The economic crisis has managed to shine a bright light on the fact that business and life are utterly intertwined. What does that mean for branding? It means that it’s not just about the customer anymore.
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Keywords: brand, Einstein, General Motors, society, Walmart
What's your personal anthropology?
Posted By: Larry Ackerman on May 13, 2009 @ 09:07 AM | No comments
Over the past year, we’ve been slammed by a blinding economic crisis that’s taken the wind out of many people’s sails, including mine. it’s gotten me to think about what matters - and what I believe at my core. Call it my personal anthropology. Here it is for the record. What’s yours?
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Keywords: 21st century, anthropology, Community, economic crisis, God, human, soul
What Africa taught me about us
Posted By: Larry Ackerman on Apr 07, 2009 @ 02:58 AM | Comment (2)
If you think we really know who we are, and have life all figured out, think again...After almost 3 weeks in Tanzania, I’m here to tell you we don’t.
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Keywords: Africa, Community, God, Hadza, human being, hunter-gatherers, Serengeti
What do we call the financial mess we're in?
Posted By: Larry Ackerman on Jan 02, 2009 @ 07:25 AM | Comment (4)
It may seem trivial at first, but what we wind up calling the economic meltdown will mean everything years from now - for better or for worse. The Great Depression, the Renaissance, the Holocaust, the Enlightenment all capture their respective moments. What’s distinctive about where we are today?
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About Me
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Name:
Larry Ackerman
Location:
Connecticut, United States
My career has been about helping organizations and individuals discover their uniqueness and potential,and then bringing that potential to life in ways that dramatically enhance their performance, impact and reputations.
Topics
Brand
- What works, what doesn’t and why
Work-life
- Making your work-life work
Boomers
- Creating the experience of your lifetime
Parenting
- Honoring the individual inside the child
Identity crises
- How to get from trauma to triumph
Relationships
- Building trust that lasts
Leadership
- From authenticity, integrity