Another Day, Another Fifty Cents In college my roommate and I had a routine for leaving our apartment for class. It was a silly script that we said as we locked up. It started with our version of … [Read more...]
How to Reset Your Brain When You’re Burnt Out
Everything in Moderation Whenever my grandmother used to visit, she always brought the same advice. “Everything in moderation,” she’d say, and it would apply to basically anything I was doing at … [Read more...]
I’m Speaking at BlogHer!!
Liz Strauss and Wendy Piersall You may have noticed a badge in the sidebar. It says in big letters I’m speaking at BlogHer. Wendy Piersall and I are on a panel with Colette Ellis and Elizabeth … [Read more...]
Listening for the Meaning
Present Meaning We spend so much time talking about listening that sometimes it seems that we don’t hear the simplest sounds filled with meaning. The sounds of cars on pavement may not be the sounds … [Read more...]
NFL Coaches, CEOs, and VCs Take a Lesson from Your Kids
We Learned How Business Works When We Were Five Years Old I was re-reading “The E-Myth Revisited” last night. It reminded me of a book I read in 1989, called, “The Game of Work.” Both got me … [Read more...]
Paths Crossing and History
about paths crossing. On the airplane coming home from Seattle and Gnomedex, a parade of exhuasted reflections were passing through my mind. They began because the man who sat beside me resembled the … [Read more...]
Responsible Social Media … Respecting Real People One at a Time
about responsible social media. Sounds like safe sex, doesn’t it? I know you can get past that. What I’ve been thinking about is a conversation I had with a dear friend, Jon Swanson, about 3 weeks … [Read more...]
Slow Down the Revolving Door with Your Employees
As a business owner, have you ever stopped to smell the roses? You have a good mix of employees on hand, yet some of them come and go like there is a revolving door at the entrance of your … [Read more...]
Sunday Morning Light: Answering Why Givers Don’t Ask to Get Paid
A New Answer and a Hit Last night, I asked a question. Then an audience came. Real folks showed up to push me out of my head into the daylight. I got advice, ideas, tough love, and friendship. I … [Read more...]
The Necessity of Frustration
Without doubt, no breakthrough by Ric Dragon Big Doubt, Little Doubt Beginnings are typically joyous, euphoric occasions. Whether itâs a software project, a barn-raising, a romance, or a painting, … [Read more...]
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