Learning From Your Failures
April 29, 2009 in Business Development, Productivity
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http://corporatedollar.org John Haydon
Who Has Time for Blogging?
Hoo, boy. Blogging Is Dead… Here We Go Again | By Mitch Joel at Twist Image Blogging is not dead. Blogging is only dead if you’re a brand trying to use a Blog as an extension of your advertising or as a way to attempt to control your corporate messaging by using it to humanize [...]
Friday Morning Zen
As the fletcher whittles and makes straight his arrows, so the master directs his straying thoughts.
Workplace Re-Design
From Yahoo Finance: Davison International Inc., a 285-employee company that designs and creates kitchen gadgets, toys and other consumer products, relocated in 2006 to a 61,000-square-foot building in Pittsburgh, Pa. Its interior, which followed a year-long, $5 million renovation, is intended to encourage creativity and a positive attitude among staff. One third of its inventions [...]
Groundhog Day Review 02.02.02012
Here we are in the first review of 02012, ready to kick some ass and take some names! UPDATE: My friend Dave Seah has posted his 2012 Groundhog Day Resolutions here. Taking a look back, some details I have read 13 books so far this year, fiction and non-fiction. Most of them are in the [...]
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