Don’t Do It
Often, everything we talk about is positive, upbeat and ready to go for it. Yet, sometimes the best advice is to not go for it, to hang back, to stay home, demur, and…don’t do it. Drive to the city on Read More …
Tag: city
Colder In the City
It could be colder in the city, but not this year. Usually, it is warmer than the suburbs. It makes sense. Physical traits. Density. Population. More people. More buildings. More HVAC heat exchange. More subways and underground utilities… All generating Read More …
Tight Turn
I used to love saying the phrase “tight turn” referring to the time in between flights, going from one city to another and back. It was a pilot phrase. Maybe a race car driver on a road race…I guess. I Read More …
This Is You
Marketing in general tries to say “this is you” and if what comes next, before or is shown – resonates with you – well then, you have already bought into it. E-mail messages that are geared just to you. Promotional Read More …
The Time We Have
What we do with the time we have – how do we spend it? Someone really smart said TIME = LOVE and as we ease our way into February, I am focusing in on this, because LOVE is so important. Read More …
Take The Bus
I can’t help but notice – maybe it was the “donate your boat” sign – but there are an awful lot of regional bus stops in our area. I wonder how easy it is to take the bus outside of Read More …
Oh, The Noise
Today = busy. Friday is the last day (or not) to get everything done. From one end of the “office” (aka home), to the other, was insane. Oh, the noise didn’t bother the call I was on, just me. Being Read More …
Pricing and Preference
When it comes down to many, many things – both products and services – people can choose based on pricing and preference. Certainly, overly high pricing for essentially similar things should lose,. but, people have brand favorites and they have Read More …
NYC – THE city
I am in NYC today. Yes, on 9/11/14. I am happy to be here today. I was in NY 13 years ago, just not in THE city. My entire family thought I was… thank goodness I wasn’t. Too many were Read More …