Monthly Archives: June 2009
It’s Just Not Fair!
Morning drive time radio. Your local competition is being interviewed. Your face scrunges into an unattractive grimace. (Be careful, it might stick that way.) “Why does she always get the press?” you think audibly. “Why don’t they ever call me?” Sunday … Continue reading
Before You Build That Better Mousetrap
“Before you build a better mousetrap, it helps to know if there are any mice out there.” Yogi Berra Tamara Simpson, our Talent Manager, excels in sniffing out the mice. Tamara not only knows who has problems with mice, she … Continue reading
Build a Better Mousetrap
“Build a better mousetrap and the world will make a beaten path to your door.” Ralph Waldo Emerson (loose translation) Hold on, Ralphie! If they don’t know you’ve built it, if they don’t know how it could help them, if … Continue reading
As Graduation Approaches: One Word . . .
Clients. (Admit it, you thought we were going to say “plastics”.) The difference between business success and business failure hinges on one word: clients. If you have clients you have a business. If not . . . Clients today are sophisticated. … Continue reading
Need Something Done? Ask a Busy Person.
Need something done? Ask a a busy person. Doesn’t that make us think we should be able to do it all? How about this one: A penny saved is a penny earned. Does it make us think we shouldn’t ask for … Continue reading