People like Chris Crutchfield Demonstrate Changing Values

May 13, 2009 Leave a comment

I’m an economic optimist. I’ve predicted a V shape to our current employment stats. That means I think they will rebound quickly.

But what I really believe is that our values have changed. There are many examples of talented individuals using the web to express their art. Monetizing this hasn’t happened yet and I don’t know if it will exactly. And that is where the value change comes in. Recognition, respect, and reflection are bubbling up toward prominence. For example, I have a friend who produces A Cultivated Mindset as well as other projects. He has a post highlighting an artist named Chris Crutchfield who developed a short film that really touched me. It is called FAIT. And being a father of two young girls, well, you’ll see:

 
http://www.thedoorpost.com/embed/?film=54e2a45bcedaa65e3e3e5862f90cbd60

Filed under Behavior, compensation, Education, Entrepreneur, Funding, Leadership, Tech, Training, World

About benleeson
My name is Ben Leeson. I currently work for a large financial company in IT. I went to school at Marist College in Poughkeepsie, NY. I graduated with a B.S. in Business Administration concentrating in HR. Professor William Brown taught me and I enjoyed his classes; even acquiring an appreciation for just about all things HR. I didn’t pursue a job in that field after college but I’ve kept up with it. This blog will further my fascination with all things HR. I hope to grow my knowledge of the area through thoughtful writings and spirited feedback. I will attempt to have a fairly routine style so anyone reading can come to expect certain segments. Please excuse my incorrect grammar and occasional misspelling.

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