We All Need A Check on Our Thinking We’re in a meeting. A problem gets set on the table. We start to brainstorm solutions. Ideas are forming. You find one that seems to have potential. It looks to … [Read more...]
10 Compelling Reasons People Read YOUR Blog
You’re a HUGE Part Information is everywhere. My younger, older brother said once, “Our parents we lucky. They had less information. Information is the curse of this new era. We have so much … [Read more...]
121: How Do You Use Social Media to Stay Customer Centered?
Customers Inside Everything I just got done reading Dawud’s answer to my question . . . What do you want from your business when it grows up? Isn’t he the most amazing? At the end of his article, … [Read more...]
3 Simple Ways Passionate Problem Solving Attracts Clients
When Passion is Sound Business People say “do what you love.” Passion — a deep-seated desire to be doing what we’re doing — is key to keeping our interest through the pain it takes to transform an … [Read more...]
7.3: Cat, the Toothpaste, the Queen and Everyone
How Does One Person Do All This? So far we’ve met Cat as world traveler and designer, a child star in the Wizard of OZ, and a crusader in the logo wars which got her into blogging. Now as promised … [Read more...]
About People, Black Holes, and Stars
The Universal Human, Hmmmm We need a black hole with a gravitational pull so powerful to counteract our all too human ability to over-value our uniqueness. The minute we think weââ¬â¢re stars, … [Read more...]
Bad Boys: You’re a Fraud, a Fake, a Phony
New Job, New Career, Finally On Your Own We land a new position, change careers, or finally take the plunge and start that business of our own that we’ve always thought about and for the first few … [Read more...]
Blogging Allows Folks with Autism Equal Access
You might not have considered it, but some of the folks who read your blog are probably autistic. Blogs make information accessible to people with autism in ways the auditory information is not. Being … [Read more...]
Business Rule 7: Sound Bytes, Stories, and Analogies
A Sense of Story My favorite CFO — I think of him as ââ¬Åmy sometimes-irritating, little brother.ââ¬Â you would, too, if you heard him say, ââ¬ÅThis is the second iteration of my … [Read more...]
Do You Know a Customer When You See One?
True Story I was in my mid-twenties. I had left teaching and had an executive job in downtown Chicago. I was a young professional with a disposable income, who needed some business suits. My … [Read more...]
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