From Nick’s Friends: Why Looking Good On Paper Means Jack Shit

December 19, 2011 / Nick Armstrong / Business Life, Business Storyteller, Calling Bullsh!t, Digital Gunslinger, Generation Y, Let's Make This Happen, Psychotic Resumes Blog / 10 Comments

I mean, I know I’m a great coach. I have fantastic insight, amazing life experience, and a finely tuned bullshit meter. Of COURSE I’m valuable to Nick’s readers.

Interviewed Twice in the Last Week!

May 9, 2011 / Nick Armstrong / Business Storyteller / 1 Comment

Interviews give you a wonderful chance to re-examine if you’re living up to your own goals.

Five Types of Punks and What To Do About Them

March 18, 2011 / Nick Armstrong / Business Life, Geek Superhero, Psychotic Resumes Blog / 4 Comments

Getting stuck because of another person sucks. And it sucks more when that person is an punk. Here are a few of the ones I’ve encountered and how to deal with them.

Back Into The Fray

November 16, 2010 / Nick Armstrong / Entrepreneurship, Fort Collins Events, Geek Superhero, Let's Make This Happen / No Comments

I’ve always wanted to bring more creativity into the business world, so on December 25th, I’ll be launching my new business: Creative Renegade. My focus is on reminding businesses how to be creative by improving communication with their customers, employees, and businesses partners.

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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The Fort Collins Brewery and Gravity 1020 hired Nick Armstrong after participating in a seminar Nick was a part of. Nothing was status quo in the seminar, from the chairs being arranged differently to Nick bouncing around the room in his brightly colored tennis shoes, we were educated and entertained all at one time. This energy and creativity is what caused us to hire Nick to redo our websites, embrace new social media tactics and market our up and coming restaurant and brewery. We worked along side Nick for a year and half and would recommend his talent and creativeness to anyone willing to take a look at the “standard” way of doing things a little differently that still achieve lasting results.

Jan PetersFort Collins Brewery

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