Sage Lewis

March 29, 2006

SBC Call Forwarding

Filed under: Uncategorized — sage @ 3:19 pm

I never can remember this, so I thought I’d post it here.

To activate Call Forwarding, press 72#

Dial the number you want to forward calls to. When the call is answered, Call Forwarding will be activated. If no one answers or the line is busy, press 72# again, redial the number and Call Forwarding will be activated.

To stop forwarding calls, press 73# on your home phone. You’ll hear two short tones followed by a dial tone. Call Forwarding is now deactivated.

Call Forwarding - Take Tour - CT, IL, IN, OH, MI, WI

March 24, 2006

Gratitidue for March 24th

Filed under: Gratitude Journal, Uncategorized — sage @ 2:13 pm

Sometimes I’m so proud our the SageRock team that my heart actually feels like it’s swelling. I don’t know how that works. But your “heart swelling with pride” is real and I just felt it. So, I thought I’d let you know.

March 22, 2006

Akron Childrens Web Cast

Filed under: Uncategorized — sage @ 7:02 am

If you are free at 5:00 today, check out this live webcast. It’s highly innovative and it’s happening right here in Northeast Ohio:

Beacon Journal | 03/22/2006 | Heart-stopping webcast

March 18, 2006

Backing Up Outlook

Filed under: Uncategorized — sage @ 11:42 am

Did you know there is a Microsoft tool that automatically backs up your Outlook files?

I didn’t. But it turns out there is.

Read about it here and get backing up:
Outlook Backup Tutorial

March 12, 2006

My Salsa Recipe

Filed under: Uncategorized, Video — sage @ 6:05 pm

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I am somewhat of a salsa snob. I can’t seem to ever find a salsa that I really like. I have, however, put together a salsa recipe that I totally love. This is a video that goes about 10 minutes and walks you through the entire salsa-making process. If you try making it, please come back and let me know what you think.

March 9, 2006

Franklin Covey is good for you.

Filed under: Self Improvement, Uncategorized — sage @ 8:23 pm

Check out Franklin Covey and get organized:
FranklinCovey Business Cases and Totes

March 6, 2006

To Do Items

Filed under: To Do Items, Uncategorized — sage @ 9:35 pm

There is a list of stuff in my life that I am interested in doing, actually seem worthwhile, but aren’t time sensitive.

Stephen Covey calls these Quandrant 2 things… Things that if I did them would add value to my life as a whole.

I’ve been trying to figure out where to put these things so I would be able to access them easily. No place better than my blog. So here’s the list:

  • Learn about Servant Leadership
    • www.greenleaf.org
  • Make a place to keep my my long term projects - my blog
  • Work on generating dynamic, on-the-page content from a url or referrer.
  • Make an awards place at the office.
  • Buy my laptop.
  • Format new hard drive
    • Send in Rebate
  • Try using a blog as a project manager.
    • Our current host doesn’t seem to allow email to blog capability
  • Play some internet games.
  • Practice handwriting.
  • Minimize wallet and keys.
  • Paint a painting
  • Learn how to draw.
  • Look into hiring Nikki on a part time, as needed basis.
  • Look into MBA online - AIU had an organizational psychology degree
    • Maybe better when Indy starts school.
    • Maybe better when business is more self dependent.
    • Maybe doing it now would help make the business more self dependent faster.
    • How many hours a month does a person typically spend on an MBA?
  • Read a Harvard Busines Review article
  • Put together Jenilee’s desk
  • Format and setup computer for Jenilee.

My Vote Is… We’re Already In A Civil War

Filed under: Current Events, Uncategorized — sage @ 8:08 am

I’ve been saying over and over again how I think we are headed for civil war in Iraq. I realized that we’ve been in the middle of one for some time:

Civil war - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
“A civil war is a war in which the parties within the same country or empire struggle for national control of state power.”

Isn’t that what’s going on?

March 5, 2006

My Perfect Day

Filed under: Self Improvement, Uncategorized — sage @ 9:44 am

Someone recently suggested I write down my perfect day.

That seems tricky to me because I can imagine many perfect days.

  • Watching movies and playing video games all day.
    • I suspect I would try to find some new war movies I haven’t seen yet. Maybe Jarhead. And also some old classic war movies that I also haven’t seen. I’d watch my WWII documentary for a few hours (It’s a 30 hour set). Then I’d play online Halo with people who were at my experience level and no 12 year olds would yell at me. I’d order Papa Johns pizza and breadsticks and get a fresh 2 liter of diet coke. I’d probably prefer to do this all by myself.
  • Going to Disney World with Rocky and Indy.
    • I absolutely love showing Indy new and fun things. Disney seems like it might be the most fun thing he would love right now. We would go to shows, see Mickey, eat cheeseburgers (he loves cheeseburgers). He could just totter around moving aimlessly from one thing to the next doing what ever struck his fancy.
  • The day I am no longer part of the day to day operations of SageRock and can focus on being a leader and less on producing things.
    • We would have sales people, marketing people, project managers… all handling production and sales tasks. My focus would be to instill the core values of SageRock and move the company ahead in a way the makes sense for our company and is successful. I would be able to read more and implement sound business principles.
  • Drinking beer and smoking cigarettes all day on a beautiful Sunday afternoon. (and then having no consequences for it.)
    • This is always a fantasy of mine. I’ve done this often in my past. Ideally this would be with Rocky and Jamie. Maybe we would be on the patio of Paul’s Pub and Sub (a totaly hick, dangerous bar. But their patio is nice and the have horse shoes… I surprisingly fun drinking game). We’d just sit around talking about big ideas and letting our minds escape the real.
  • A day of our back yard all inclusive vacation.
    • Last year, we didn’t have much money so we set up a baby pool, a stereo and a movie project out in our back yard. We played Johnie Cash, Ray Charles, surfed the internet, and watched outdoor movies at night… all in our back yard. We grilled great food. It was awesome. It’s especially great because you are on vacation to minute of your last day of work. And you stay on vacation until the night before you go back to work. It’s low stress, totally relaxing. You just make rules that you won’t deal with any business issues, or home issues. It’s different enough from your daily life because you are out in your back yard all day. We have more money this year and could probably take a “real” vacation. But we’re going to do this at least once this year because it’s so great. I highly encourage you to try it.

So, there’s five days. I wonder if it’s strange that I can’t decide which one would be greatest. If I had to pick of these five, it would probably be Disney or the All Inclusive Vacation. And from there, I’d probably go with the All Inclusive Vacation. It’s just so low stress. You don’t need to pack, go to the airport… nothing.

I’m a little sleepy today so maybe that’s why I am leaning towards the “do nothing” day. I might feel differently some other day.

March 4, 2006

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Filed under: Business, Uncategorized — sage @ 8:28 pm

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