My answer: never. Here's why…

A lot of business discussions include the phrase, “all things being equal”.

A million reasons.

This one is for those of us who are freelancers, service providers, or who have ongoing relationships where we work with clients.

These are worth thinking about as we enter the New Year.

There's a lot of chicken feathers flying.

You probably know who Clark Kent is.

Just when I thought I'd seen it all…

I'm reading a book about Teddy Roosevelt.

(NOTE: This is an update of a previous post… enhanced with video. Please be sure and let me know what you think of this “multi-media” approach, okay? It's quite a bit of work, and I'm happy to do it if you think it's worthwhile.)

Most of us work too hard to really get anything done.

I was working on a post about why it's better to take the high road in your marketing, and during my research I came across a post by Seth Godin that says it so well, I realize I don't need to write the post.

I was on a conference call where marketing was being discussed.

If you (or your company) vanished from the landscape tomorrow, would anyone notice?

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The Story: It's not necessary to get into complex theories or ideas about how to grow your business, because there are only three ways to do it.