Tina Lewis Rowe

Author: Tina

  • Read Any Old Books Lately?

    You probably read a variety of material–hopefully, some of it related to work or to personal or professional development. For interesting perspectives, try reading books and magazine articles about supervision, management, leadership or personal development, written thirty or more years ago. You will find that much of the material could have been written yesterday, while some of the material is is amusing…

  • Photos In PowerPoint Slides

    PowerPoint slides are the subject of many articles and posts on the internet. The purpose of this post isn’t to discuss the overuse of  PowerPoint, or the poor quality of many of the slides being created by trainers and presenters, or the fact that if you stand in the dark to show them you might as well…

  • Make Yourself Do What You Can

    You and I have thought it, but Ralph Waldo Emerson was the one who said it first: “Our chief want in life is someone to make us do what we can.” That want and need for someone to force us to do what we could do if only we would do it, is why we are…

  • Blogs, like life, are a work in progress. This is the story of one pilgrim’s progress.

    I’ve talked about having a blog format website for months–even years. But there has been one huge barrier to getting it done: Me. I tend to procrastinate anyway, so that hasn’t helped. Plus, I didn’t want to keep a journal in the literal sense. Primarily I wanted to share and compare thoughts about the areas in which I train…