Archive for June, 2010

It’s always good to go over the basics. If in refreshing your memory you find you’ve covered the basics, you get to congratulate yourself. If in refreshing your memory you find you’ve forgotten some, applying them might just give your business a push in a more productive direction.
1. What is your value proposition?
If you can’t [...]

There Are Billions and Billions of Stars in the Universe but are you born under the one that will make you a Billionaire? Fortune may have astrological aspects and an astronomical impact – the latter can be taken two ways on considering the expense of space travel. It goes without saying there’s more to amassing [...]

The hub-bubbiest topic on the web these days is online privacy.  Facebook seems to be suffering episodic bouts of kicked dog personification due to their rumored, actual, and now and then amended privacy policy.
The Wall Street Journal interviewed Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook Inc. earlier this month. What follows is Mr. Zuckerberg’s point of [...]

The truth will set you free. Well, I have to admit I just misquoted John 8:32 which says, “…you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free”.  ‘Knowing the truth’ and ‘speaking the truth’ are not always the same thing. In these times, or perhaps all times, when blatant dishonesty seems to [...]

Perspective in this post is defined as: (n.) a mental view or prospect. This word’s origin comes from perspectīva or perspectīvum which means optical (science)/optical glass. The way we see things has everything to do with how we go through our day and how we lead our lives. In an article recently found in Psychology [...]

Summer time…if it’s a time of road trips, let’s say to an out of the way bed and breakfast, where one might pass the occasional yard sale… what better time to putter around looking for some gently used bargain that might be of use or even have a potential cha-ching, cha-ching pay day on Antiques [...]

Robert Egger’s blog is entitled: One Voice For Change. In deed he is, but his one voice for change is heard by many. He began by sounding out on the non-profit scene 20 years ago, and here he has made a most impressive mark. Even today he keeps up his end of the dialogue. In [...]

World Cup fever is starting to raise temperatures everywhere, even in the minds of fair weather soccer fans. Last week NYC commuters began to see ESPN campaign to promote the 2010 FIFA World Cup. ESPN and its ad agency Wieden + Kennedy commissioned 33 original posters (one for each participating country and one overarching World [...]