(aka Colemans Rule!) So my house flooded last month, because why not. And not just my house, but several thousand of them where I live. You may have seen it on the news – a dam broke about 30 miles north of where I live and forced an immediate evacuation of about 10,000 families immediately…
I’ve been thinking a lot about risk lately. In all fairness, as I near the end of my second month in quarantine I have been thinking a lot about all kinds of things – poetry, weasels, gymnastics, pancakes, mulch, and you get the idea. But as far as business goes, my brain keeps circling back…
Ah, crisis. It’s a fun word to say, but that’s the only fun thing about it. Crisis brings massive uncertainty, and we generally don’t deal well with that. Besides, crises often bring the potential for something significantly negative without offering the potential for something positive. We call it risk when things might end well but…
Culled from news headlines this month, here are a pair of stories that should give you hope that you can absolutely be famous (whether or not you should be), and that you can easily lie to whoever you want to as long as the lighting is right. Enjoy! There Is A Record For Everything It’s…
Korean Airlines VP Heather Cho was recently fired for some interesting circumstances that we like to call ‘nutgate’.
Pay attention to what your customers want. You may be surprised that they want to watch people get eaten by snakes on live TV. I can’t believe I had to write this in a description. I’m so sad for us.
As a professional development speaker I feel I sometimes get caught up in offering solutions to improve your professional life, but I don’t offer practical applications to allow for growth in other areas, like wealth. So when I heard about this story from Warren Buffet, I thought, “Heres’ my chance!!”
HP has decided to split into two companies, partially because they’ve made some bad investments and decisions. Here’s my take on one of them.