When Saving a Dollar Costs You Twenty
My book, Evergreen, was recently named by Book Authority as the #4 Best Customer Service Book of All Time. I was pretty excited when I heard the news.
As I quickly scrolled down the
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Champions Work Harder After Winning
Last week I was in a major North American city that’s home to two of the premier franchise sports teams on the planet. I was thrilled to be working with
Back To Basics? No, Ever Further Back!
A colleague of mine was talking to one of the largest Canadian success stories of the last 20 years recently.
They've had some turbulent times, but are still a significant player.
He
Big City, Bright Lights, It’s Showtime!
I just arrived in New York City.
Tomorrow morning I’ll be speaking to a group of over 800 people from the Broadway/Theater industry.
I’ll be talking to them about an industry facing
You’ve Got the Right Answer to the Wrong Question
This is one of my favorite business stories of all time:
“Semiconductor giant Intel was originally a memory chip manufacturer. But by 1985, memory chips had been losing them money for
Why Thinking Outside the Box Isn’t Enough
We’re often told that we need to think outside the box. This is especially true in today’s tumultuous business world in which every industry is being disrupted in one form
Don’t Get Benched – The Strategy You’re Crazy to Avoid
Over the weekend I entered a high-end, well-known retail store. You would know the brand.
The store was busy, but not busy enough that at least two employees, looked at me
The Evergreen Show – Episode #13 -You Might as Well Burn Your Profits
Here's the latest episode of The Evergreen Show.
Often, the companies that are most certain that they need more leads, more marketing effectiveness, and more new clients are the ones who
Watch out for the Hippo!
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I was working with a company because the CEO was worried about a lack of
The Fleece of the Century
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The NYT called Saturday night’s boxing match The Fleece of the Century, and it’s hard to argue against that. A lackluster boxing match