Peter Drucker and Managing Oneself

So, in preparation for Moshidora, I thought I’d post something about Peter Drucker.  Managing Oneself was first published in 1999 in the Harvard Business Review.   It was the first article I read from Drucker’s works.  I’d like to think of this as the most basic place to start, since to manage others you also have to know how manage yourself first.  If you’re about to graduate college or are in the early part of your career, it might help you to read a few of Drucker’s ideas.  As for me, I really wish I’d come across this piece from Drucker in college.  (Alas, I was an engineering student back then and management topics were the furthest thing from my mind.)

But first, who the hell is Drucker anyway?

My Top Anime for 2010

2010 will be over in a few days, so it’s time for that year-end exercise:  the year-end rankings of the shows that I watched.   I’m quite early from my usual schedule.  Whew!  Now what else to do on New Year’s Eve?  😀

Out of Touch?

With the current season, maybe.  But I’m still watching anime, FYI.

I don’t want to talk long about the mundane stuff that’s bothering me right now.  But the good news is, 1) I bought a new laptop, and, 2) the live-action action fever that swept me (Heroes marathon, How I Met Your Mother marathon, Orange Days marathon, etc) is over now.

S’mores…yummy…er…Wakaba-chan?

And on to the post title.  Yes, folks, baseball anime fever has still not subsided.  I am now plowing through Touch.  If I don’t get lazy, expect another post sometime this month when I’m done with it.  I recommend this to those who are looking to soothe their Cross Game cravings.  But be careful.  Don’t hurry too much or you’ll run out of episodes!  Hahaha!

And that’s it for ‘I’m still alive’ the update!  Ja!  🙂

Something Major has happened

Rants aside, this an anime blog.  So let’s talk about anime!