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Category Archives: Thought Leadership
“The Time Has Come,” The Walrus Said
‘To talk of many things: Of shoes — and ships — and sealing wax — Of cabbages — and kings — And why the sea is boiling hot — And whether pigs have wings.’ I love that poem. There’s something … Continue reading
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Tagged summaryy
Be Significant!
TedTalk Daniel Pink’s video today was pretty impressive: you have to be significant. But you have to be significant in addition to being useful. There are so many people out there (and as a blogger, I run into them a … Continue reading
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Too Much Money
Perhaps someone somewhere determined that entrepreneurs and teenage girls have something in common: the desire to spend money. Think about it: Getting a little allowance upfront immediately turns into movies with friends, dinners out, and yes, I did need that … Continue reading
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Tagged chairs, coffee, coworking, fixed costs, money, office, spending, startup, working
Making the Decisions with the Right Info
Just because you can, it doesn’t mean you should. In thinking about all the options an organization has to expand into new markets, geographies, or products, it is understandable why a company might get a little carried away. We learn … Continue reading
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Tagged decision making, expansion, geography, information, leadership
Why We Must Write
You are one of the many. Business people are a dime a dozen. In reality, there are plenty of people out there who can do what we do. It reminds me of people who have looked at paintings by Mark … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, business, corporate, development, entrepreneurship, execution, ideas, leadership, writing