Some things you do…just because you’re dad. Fix things. Give advice. Start a conversation that isn’t easy to have. Solve problems. Check the oil. Fill the tank. Pay for dinner. Catch spiders. Carry you when you’re tired. Ride the roller Read More …
In life, as in language, pauses are important. Stop the momentum. Take a break and a breath. Add a space in the dialogue to let the concept sink in, or to allow someone else to talk. In many times, voice Read More …
When you are ahead of the industry it gets you even further ahead. Inventing the new thing Early adoption Commitment from suppliers In stock inventory More customers Overall market advantage Access to capital Positive attention All of which…keeps you ahead Read More …
I am not talking about the government’s (and associated agency’s) latest new controls…though, to be honest, I find them utterly annoying. I am talking about software, applications and new device support. Progress sometimes (often) comes with change. Change is hard Read More …
Just play the music. It doesn’t matter what (exactly) it is. Background noise. Shuffle. Straight on through. Repeat. Softer. Consistent. Louder. Be sure to play the music even if it’s not your personal preference. ~ Dawn aka Hat Girl
It is one of those days when you just want to slow way down. It’s the weekend. The holidays are coming faster than you realize. It’s chilly. The weather is rainy (weirdly on and off.) It’s been busy for the Read More …
Answering the question “who am I?” on Halloween is one thing. Figuring it out in real life is quite another. Where do you start? What do you take into consideration? How do you decide? Why do you need to know? Read More …
In sales you are not really happy with a maybe, but no is okay. “Maybe” strings you along, hoping for a yes. Countless calls. Even more emails. Lots of texts even. Waiting. Hoping. Yes…maybe but no. That’s my final answer. Read More …
See those people over there, walking around looking at everything and taking pictures of seemingly nothing…yep they’re tourists. Stop. Look. Listen. Yes, there may be old buildings, historic sights and famous landmarks to see where you live now, but when Read More …
I think that being just a little closer is better. You can see the details. Especially in food. You can almost taste the melted butter. You can see the transition from bright yellow to just being delectable, carb-filled NY bagel Read More …