When I was growing up Sunday’s were quiet days. There were no brunch plans or afternoons spent at the gym. There was church, Sunday dinner and Ed Sullivan on television. Blue laws, even in New York City were still in effect, which kept most … [Read more]
When A Reboot Is The Only Chance To Get Things Right
I’ve gotten through the majority of the most challenging times in my life with the belief that things happen for a reason, that no matter how ugly or tough or seeming senseless things are in the moment, there’s a lesson in there for me to learn. The … [Read more]
What I Worry About More Than The Coronavirus
Worrying is a useless practice. Worry changes nothing. Worrying is praying for something you don’t want. Still, I worry. I am worried about the coronavirus, worried enough that after the first signs of what I was pretty sure was just a bad cold, I … [Read more]
Why Asking Questions Feels So Risky And What We Can Do About It
My father used to take us for Sunday drives when I was growing up. It was something people in the sixties did when there was still a romance with the automobile and we were not yet aware of how carbon emissions were going to damage the atmosphere. … [Read more]
A Like Is Not A Marketing Strategy
Facebook keeps sending me messages encouraging me to spend money with them to boost my posts so I get more likes. I get it. Despite Mark Zuckerberg’s claim that helping a billion people connect is amazing, humbling and by far the thing he is most … [Read more]
What I’ve Learned About Luck
After I landed one of my first big deals as a sales rep my boss called me into his office to congratulate me. I was having none of it. I told him it was nothing more than luck, that I just happened to be in the right place at the right time. I … [Read more]
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