When the “right” way won’t let you get it Right…

It’s hard to fight convention, the “right way” everyone knows (like play an E chord). Traditional wisdom demands you play the chord the right way. Traditional wisdom would have been wrong – 22 Grammys wrong.

Trust and Pricing

October 24, 2009 / Nick Armstrong / Entrepreneurship / 2 Comments

Without inherent honesty about accurate and fair pricing, someone’s getting screwed. Without trust, it’s only natural to assume you are the one getting screwed, even if this isn’t the case.

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