When I was younger, I wrote a lot of letters. Most of them were to professional athletes. The pattern was always the same: Write a letter, stuff a baseball card or photo into the envelope, send it and wait. I was after one thing:...
Read moreI’m not about to sit here and say that traditional media is dead. (It’s not.) I’m also not going to get into a discussion about the different ways that traditional broadcast media broken. (Though, It’s certainly due for reinvention) What is more important than...
Read moreHammers are great tools. There’s something satisfying about a nice sharp nail sinking into wood. That’s the great thing about hammers – repetitive simplicity, with great results: as long as you swing hard enough, you’ll accomplish your goal every time. Wonderfully, mindless work. Swing...
Read moreThink back to high school math class, or a university physics course. Somewhere along the way, on a test or final exam, we’ve all seen this, scrawled in red ink⦠Show your work! For most of us, this was a startling realization. Until we...
Read moreI’ll be the first to admit it – I tend to worry about things. I think we all do. We’re wired to be concerned about our survival; at some level that has to be an evolutionary thing. Worrying is part of being human. The...
Read moreLast March I recorded the pilot episode of a new project entitled “Pictures with People” – A series of conversations with artists and innovators who choose to chart their own path through creativity and passion. This first episode is a 40 minute conversation with...
Read moreDid your mother ever insist you write hand-written thank you notes for gifts? There’s a reason she didn’t encourage you to enter all of your closest friends and relatives into Salesforce and generate a template response with quick instant personalization. By taking the time...
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