I have just got back for the 2007 PMI North America Congress in
I met George Pitagorsky, PMP, the author of the book “The Zen Approach to Project Management” You can find the book here. I haven’t read the whole thing yet, but based on the first chapter, it looks pretty good.
As usual, it was a chance to re-connect with old friends and meet new friends. During the course of events I was reminded that it is a small world. On an escalator ride, I met a gentleman from
The thought I had is that we should always treat people well, because we never know when we’ll cross paths with them again.
Namaste.
2 comments:
I'd like a copy of your paper comparing traditional and agile project management. I'm certified PMP but am currently in an agile environment. Thank you!
I too read George Pitagorsky's book. It was straightforward and focused on the basics. Basics are so very important that the masters keep re-focusing their students on them. The biggest challenge of the book was the large scope of what he addressed.
I study Aikido and am a proponent of confict resolution. I typically use the Aiki priniciples and ideas from "Crucial Conversations". I see many common themes in the Wisdom Traditions and Aikido.
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