Fresh Eyes = Fresh Mind & Fresh Heart

August 28

Fresh Eyes = Fresh Mind & Fresh Heart

This past weekend we lost not just an American icon and hero, but someone who will always be both of those things for the entire human race: Neil Armstrong.

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A Matter of Trust.

August 24

A Matter of Trust.

The Lance Armstrong saga is just sad. Because even if he did dope, cycling is a sport that’s riddled with doping, and winning seven consecutive Tours de France is therefore, no matter how you slice it, a fantastic feat.

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We Never Forget our Firsts.

August 22

We Never Forget our Firsts.

Remember those Head & Shoulders shampoo commercials that said you can’t afford to have dandruff because You never get a second chance to make a first impression?

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You Are Many Things.

August 16

You Are Many Things.

As the air starts to cool and fall gets closer, I’m always reminded of a feeling I used to have as a kid – that “back to school” feeling, in the pit of my stomach.

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You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take.

August 15

You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take.

You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take. Wayne Gretzky FDR famously said: “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.” To me, the above quote, said...

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What Would Jeter Do?

August 13

What Would Jeter Do?

Derek Jeter never takes a play off. He’s always full speed ahead.

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Do You Have the Knowledge to be Clutch?

August 9

Do You Have the Knowledge to be Clutch?

Eli Manning is always cool, calm and collected - which is another way of saying he’s always prepared.

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Where Did All Our Customers Go?

August 6

Where Did All Our Customers Go?

In my last post, I talked about production vs. promotion – is your company maintaining the quality of its core services, while expanding its promotional activity?

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No Sense in BEING Right if You Can't GET it Right.

August 1

No Sense in BEING Right if You Can't GET it Right.

After I decided to start this blog, one of my first concerns was the name.

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