With enough tenacity, enough small victories, enough follow-through, you can do anything. The problem? Most people aim too low for enough.
Screw Doom and Gloom. I’m Excited!
With enough tenacity, enough small victories, enough follow-through, you can do anything. The problem? Most people aim too low for enough.
You know how to recognize the people you want to sell to – because they’re just like you.
We owe it to ourselves and the people we lost to remember this day for more than the pain that was inflicted 10 years ago. It serves as a reminder of the importance and preciousness of each of our lives.
What emotional stage, if any, are you setting for your product, your service, your business? Does the emotion you’re trying to convey match the one your customers are associating with you? If you’re not able to answer those questions, you haven’t positioned yourself.
There are dark days when the cashflow stops and those bills are looming and the way out isn’t clear. Those are the days when you feel like you’re in it alone. You’re not. The only way out is through.
Don’t believe me? OK. Fine. Let me give you an interactive demonstration. Ready your smart phone, dear reader!
Try putting a Captain Kirk fan in the same room as a Captain Picard fan. Then, just for fun, bring in someone who marked “Jedi” as their religion on the census. Three, seemingly sane people, will quickly become a riotous herd of angry geeks in the absence of reason.
The one in which I present you with a tale of two very different software updates.
Dickish behavior is an addiction and it takes work to compensate for it – and the bad news: there’s no Dicks Anonymous.
Every so often, I see someone try to rally their network in a way that makes me cringe as if I’ve been kicked in the nuts.
