Geek Fun

Thank goodness for organizations like Pixar, Apple, Nintendo and Disney for making being a geek fun. Spending a few hours (again) at the Pixar exhibit at the Franklin Institute in Philly shows how many different types of careers are needed Read More …

Go Out

Everyone, and I mean everyone…should go out into the world, new cities, new towns, new schools, new places of work to see new things. Just a few times. Just to see how different it is elsewhere. The differences can be Read More …

Moving On

When one of your clients tell you they will be moving on to manage “it” on their own, it can be both a proud and a sad moment. Having them admit to themselves and then telling you that they should Read More …

Independent Thought

In today’s world of information, technology is instantly at your fingertips; “just Google it” or having SIRI answer* your inquiry, independent thought is difficult to have… As we close out on the summer, I am appreciative for the moments when the Read More …

Implied Trust 

When you are all in it together, you don’t have any choice but to trust. On the cross country flight, you have to leave your bags in the overhead or under your seat – while you get up for just Read More …

With Confidence

Tonight, It started to sink in as we count down to the last week before school and the final hours before we have to say good bye to summer. We tried to do some back to school shopping and had Read More …

Talk About It

If you talk about it enough, does it come true? There are a lot of places where you can read more about inspiration and goal setting than on this little blog of mine…but so many instances in my past have Read More …

Be Consistent

It is always best to be consistent with your policies and the communication of them to your customers. When one person tells a customer: “You have to go online to update your account now, we don’t mail the information any Read More …

Top This

Tonight we watched a fun little – yet emotional – movie about life, families and summer memories. The middle child in the movie, who is probably about 8, is so excited to write about what he did on his summer Read More …

If Your Life Was a Movie

If your life was a movie, what kind would it be? A happy go lucky love story where there’s conflict and lack of communication and they secretly love each other but don’t find that out until the very end…which leaves Read More …