Author Archives: Chromepoet

Fast Poem 30: I Love Work

I am best when I have work to do. Work is my drug of choice. Work obliterates the painful reality of neo-tyranny. Work dulls the unbroken monotony of soul choking bureaucracy infected society. I get high knowing someone needs me to get things done ASAP and when I rise I need not decide how to [...]

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Corporate Silos – No hay nor corn

Facebook has made changes again. Corporate Silos are in the blogs again. Most address privacy concerns but privacy concerns only distract us. We lost privacy when we obtained credit cards and agreed to pee in cups to get paid for our talent.  How much less private can it get, really? The real threat? Corporate silos, [...]

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Doing the Right Thing Wrong

August 9, 2011 Some people see dead people. Some people see stupid people. I see the Tower of Babble – every day – everywhere. People speak and write, cajoling and persuading with words; words that do not mean the same thing to the persuader and the persuaded. We all speak the same language here? Or [...]

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Story, Reality, Life.

Story shapes our lives. Stories are everywhere At the office we are story-tellers when we share last night’s adventures and tell sly little jokes. When we react to situations, data, information and proposals we are story-tellers. We embrace stories that validate our life stories but we tread cautiously when faced with stories that rewrite parts [...]

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Trust30 VI: Wanting

Today, let’s take a step away from rational thought and dare to be bold. What’s one thing you’ve always wanted to accomplish but have been afraid to pursue? Write it down. Also write down the obstacles in your way of reaching your goal. Finally, write down a tangible plan to overcome each obstacle. The only thing left is [...]

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Trust30 Day 5: On Travel

Not everyone wants to travel the world, but most people can identify at least one place in the world they’d like to visit before they die. Where is that place for you, and what will you do to make sure you get there? Places in the world are like books, too many to get to [...]

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Trust30 – Day 4: Postit and Life Challenges

Identify one of your biggest challenges at the moment (ie I don’t feel passionate about my work) and turn it into a question (ie How can I do work I’m passionate about?) Write it on a post-it and put it up on your bathroom mirror or the back of your front door. After 48-hours, journal [...]

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Trust30 Day 3: Personal Illusions

What’s one strong belief you possess that isn’t shared by your closest friends or family? What inspires this belief? What have you done to actively live it? Language contributes more than direct experience to the realities people adopt. Our species is the symbol making species. We recognize and create patterns. We employ symbols to simplify [...]

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Trust30 Day Two

Describe the day in one sentence. Today is like every other day, blending yesterday and tomorrow; a band of light in the sky of time brushed with colors like no others. © 2011 Chrome Poet

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Trust30 Day 1: Ageism

They’ve given me fifteen minutes and a keyboard. Idiots. They have no idea how foolish I can look in fifteen minutes. To begin – We waste age. Illusions ingrained by social messaging permeate our culture. Social, political, economic, religious – every aspect of our timid existence dims beneath clouds of delusion. Social-programming paints belief on [...]

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