Obedience Is Over-rated

This topic has my head spinning and I am certain that it will take several posts to truly convey how I really feel, and what I think about it, so let’s just make the general statement: obedience is over-rated. Early Read More …

Paying for Parking

In most urban areas, as well as suburban towns, paying for parking is pretty normal. Whether you are commuting to work, visiting the city, or running an errand to the only retail store that exits within 80 to 100 miles Read More …

Oh Christopher

Oh Christopher (Columbus) what have you done for us lately? Or, maybe better said, “Why do we hate you now?” I started out sort of kidding, but then upon further research realized that the “holiday” has drawn far more attack Read More …

Smile and Chat

It doesn’t take much effort, for most people, to just smile and chat. In fact, pretty sure if you can muster up the effort, life will be much more fun. Talk about the weather. Talk about the football game. Talk Read More …

It’s Not Fair

It’s not fair, but it is true. Whenever I go out and I order a Diet Coke, which is more rare these days than frequent, and it doesn’t taste right, I blame Coca Cola. They probably don’t have much to Read More …

Who Do You Trust

When it comes down to your information, who do you trust? Do they “like you like you… or just like you?” Why do they? Facebook – Associated apps ask you all the time if you want to sign up with Read More …

Not Called That

It takes a while, and sometimes, forever to convince customers that a business is not called that name anymore. It is even harder to convince them when the name they use was a brand they loved and often frequented. The Read More …

Customer Demand

How much does customer demand drive business? I think it entirely depends on the business – what they are doing – or their approach. Let’s take Apple for example. They drive the change. They innovate. They design new features. They Read More …