Andrew Grumet. Andrew Grumet: "Free your mind, and your weblog will follow."  [Scripting News]
All the evidence I'm familiar with says peak performance depends on "flow." So why is so much of the practice of management day to day about control? Some more from Andrew:
To really get into weblogs as a writer, try to keep moving to stay with the flow. The old advice to a budding jazz musicians applies: "If you make a mistake and hit a bad note, don't stop! Hit it again and keep going". Too much worrying will make a burden of posting, making work of what should be fun.
The promise of weblogs in the organization is that they help us get more accustomed to flow. The threat the pose is the same thing; they work against those who are more comfortable with control than with performance.
[McGee's Musings]
Goes for business, too.
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