By Richard, on July 13th, 2010
I made a startling discovery while I was at the No Excuses Summit. I am an internet marketing leader. This discovery was prompted by a question asked by one of the speakers early in the conference. I don’t remember which speaker it was. But he asked, “If you are a leader, stand up.” I
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By Richard, on May 10th, 2010
I hear the words “customer service” so much in business contacts and in the media that it has become an empty expression. My phone company claims that XYZ polling gives them credit for excellent service even though my experience is that they do everything possible to avoid talking with their customers. The expressions “customer-centered”
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By Richard, on May 2nd, 2010
In New England, we have an expression – “If you don’t like the weather, wait a minute.”
It seems like spring came in fast, and with spring, all the delightful changes. First the forsythia came and went, now the bright azaleas are out (that’s my fav shrub in my front yard, right). We are
Continue reading Confounded by Change or Creating Change – Which Will Be True of You?
By Richard, on April 11th, 2010
The plane crash that carried Polish leaders to a memorial for the massacred World War II officers in Russia was tragic beyond measure. The President, the head of the National Security Bureau, the top generals of the army, navy, air force, and special forces, along with the head of Poland’s Central Bank, and many
Continue reading Do –or Don't– Put All Your Eggs in One Basket?
By Richard, on October 23rd, 2009
I guess what caught my eye was his picture and the fact that the man was 61 years old. Just doing some web browsing when I found out about Cliff Young, the legendary marathon runner in Australia.
His name came to the attention of his countrymen in 1983 when he was a surprise entrant
Continue reading Persistent Home Business Marketing – The Turtles Will Still Be In the Race Next Year
By Richard, on September 16th, 2009
Recently, Gloucester (10 minutes from here) hosted a Schooner Festival and several of the schooners welcomed visitors on board. We were particularly interested in a luxury schooner called the Peacemaker, owned by “The Community” to which my eldest daughter belongs. So we went to visit. We know nothing about boats (ships, schooners, yachts –
Continue reading Staying the Course
By Richard, on June 6th, 2009
© Kenneth G. Goutal, courtesy Kenn Goutal Photography
Tonight I continued reading from The Go-Giver to my grandson for a bedtime story. He’s nearly seven years old and the story is a bit of a stretch for him, which is why I introduced the book as “a book for adults, but you might
Continue reading The Go-Giver, my brother, and the homeless crew in Salem
By Richard, on June 3rd, 2009
I have a white tee shirt with my grandson’s one-year old baby picture printed on the front. He’s almost seven now, and I was wearing it today while walking him to school. When I pointed it out to him, he was embarrassed.
“Don’t let anybody see it!” he told me.
Worrying about what other
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