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Monday, February 7th, 2011
You would think a Super Bowl that came down to the final minute before the Packers were assured of victory over the Steelers would be memorable; however, last night’s game didn’t seem as suspense-filled as the past three close contests. The halftime show with the Black Eyed Peas disappointed, thanks to poor audio and over-production. [...]
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Tags: animation, Bowl, Bud Light, bud light commercial, computer animation, darth vader, Detroit, didn, e trade, everyone, Faith Hill, finish, game, hack job, Joan Rivers, Kim Kardashian, kitchen remodeling, minute, money note, Nice, night, party, spot, Super, super bowl xlv, Tibet, Timothy Hutton, trick photography, young darth vader
Monday, December 27th, 2010
Each month I write an e-newsletter that focuses on observations in business and life that could be beneficial for readers. The December issue is always a reflection on the lessons I learned during the year. Here is the 5th most important insight I discovered in 2010: Stand On It – One of my intentions this [...]
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Tags: anyone, boss, Bruce Springsteen, business, conversations, December, guidance, insight, issue, life, month, personal side, referrals, reflection, sirius, treach, working on a dream, xm, year
Sunday, December 26th, 2010
This is the sixth most important lesson I learned during 2010: Few Words – In his bestselling book, “Drive,” Daniel Pink tells the story of how in 1962, Claire Booth Luce told President Kennedy, “A great man is one sentence.” Lincoln preserved the union and freed the slaves. FDR lifted us out of a depression [...]
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Tags: bestselling book, book, Claire Booth, claire booth luce, Daniel Pink, depression, Drive, FDR, few words, great man, initiatives, jfk, lesson, Lincoln, Luce, man, Ms. Luce, President Kennedy, sentence, slaves, story, union, World, world war
Saturday, December 25th, 2010
What’s the seventh most important lesson I learned during 2010? Passages – This year I lost two uncles, an aunt and two cousins. As my friend said, “It’s the stage we are at in life.” I hadn’t spent much time with them in decades, so I decided the best way to pay tribute would be [...]
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Tags: 17th century, ancestry com, aunt, cousins, decades, family tree, free website, friend, hadn, lesson, life, next generation, Passages, relatives, stage, time, uncles, way, year
Monday, August 9th, 2010
Recently, a client said he wants to start a blog… yet he has no idea where to begin when it comes to creating content. “You’re a writer, I’m not,” he said. “I’m worried I won’t be able to come up with any ideas. Help me.” That’s a quandary many folks face when they try to [...]
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Tags: basis, block time, blog, client, consistent basis, content, executive leadership team, fourth year, hump, idea, interludes, Leadership, leadership material, material, night dream, quandary, thought leadership, time, writer
Ho Hum
Monday, February 7th, 2011You would think a Super Bowl that came down to the final minute before the Packers were assured of victory over the Steelers would be memorable; however, last night’s game didn’t seem as suspense-filled as the past three close contests. The halftime show with the Black Eyed Peas disappointed, thanks to poor audio and over-production. [...]
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Tags: animation, Bowl, Bud Light, bud light commercial, computer animation, darth vader, Detroit, didn, e trade, everyone, Faith Hill, finish, game, hack job, Joan Rivers, Kim Kardashian, kitchen remodeling, minute, money note, Nice, night, party, spot, Super, super bowl xlv, Tibet, Timothy Hutton, trick photography, young darth vader