Archive for February, 2010

In one of my latest posts I mentioned that if I had inspired even one person to do something outside their comfort zone then I would be a happy camper. Little did I know, that person would be mother. I found out that this week that she had started her own blog called “The Mustard [...]

Remember last week when I talked about “The Art of Marketing” conference in Toronto? Mitch Joel, author of the new book Six Pixels of Separation, and also one of the top 100 on-line marketers in the world, announced on his blog he was going to have a contest.  Mitch said he would give away two tickets [...]

I read a quote from Hugh MacLeod on GapingVoid.com, where he said, “Everyone is born creative, everyone is given a box of crayons in kindergarten.” I agree. Yet somewhere along the way, most of us seem to lose that creative spark. Who’s to blame? Do we blame schools and education? Do we blame our parents? [...]

If there’s a single question that I hate more than anything else it’s,  “what do you do for a living?” I guess it’s interesting to know, or maybe we’re just looking to break the ice and have something to talk about. However, from now on, I’m going to say “I tame wild buffalo.” I mean [...]