Bury it Alive
I had this idea for a local mashup of an offline/online web business a few years ago. It was a killer idea. I had seen startups in bigger cities offering
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The Donkey and the Carrot
Windsor, Ontario.....
I've mentioned this place far more often in the past couple of months than I used to, and certainly more than I'd like to.
We've got some serious issues here.
Comfort Challenge Update – Only You Can Decide – Thanks Carlotta
How'd you make out with last week's comfort challenge from "The 4-Hour Work Week"?
For myself, I found I was certainly much more aware of what my eyes were doing while
No Shortcuts to Making Money – Trust me.
I know we've talked about it before, but it never ceases to amaze me when I hear how disappointed people are with the latest "get rich quick" purchase they just made.
People,
Big balls. Comfort Challenge #1
Don’t leave just yet ladies… This one is for you too.
This post was inspired by two of my favorite books that I’ve referenced quite a bit over the years, “Ballsy -
We’re all Goldfish
Back in March, I was lucky to hear Sally Hogshead speak at the Art of Marketing conference in Toronto.
A comment Sally made really stuck with me. Sally mentioned that our
Business or Real?
A sales rep stops by your office and you instantly know that well, he's a sales rep.
The phone rings and, within first 10 seconds, you know it's a business call.
Getting “Getting Things Done” Done
Sometime, back in 2005, I realized my office was a total mess. I was trying to collect all of my files for my accountant and it was a major pain
3 Steps To Being a Great Marketer in 2010
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
Leadership Lessons – Creating a Movement
Have you seen the video of the guy at the outdoor festival who's dancing like a nut and within minutes has hundreds of people dancing with him?
It's an awesome video