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Anna Williams

Quick Topics: Procrastination and the Holidays

December 17, 2019 by Anna Williams | 3 Comments on Quick Topics: Procrastination and the Holidays

For a quick conversation starter today, let’s talk procrastination. “Procrastination is the assassination of motivation,” goes an unattributed quote. But is it? I’ve worked with business writers who, to the contrary, become more motivated the more they procrastinate. With the pressure of an imminent deadline and the looming threat of failure, inspiration strikes and creative […]

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Wilf Popoff

Wasted Words: The Rebound of Christmas

December 11, 2018 by Wilf Popoff | 4 Comments on Wasted Words: The Rebound of Christmas

Have you noticed how Christmas is sneaking back into respectability? Three decades ago school Christmas concerts and office Christmas parties began to disappear in apparent deference to multiculturalism. Even the word for this feast was proscribed. I promptly fell into line. Everyone should feel welcome, and I acknowledged that Christianity’s celebration of the winter solstice […]

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