Archive of posts from September 2019

Daily Post #0658 • September 30 2019 • Momentum

Watch Out For The Downside Of Growth

Are you growing?

Daily Post #0657 • September 29 2019 • Momentum

When Businesses Grow Up

I was surprised to see the amount of traction a particular tweet got this week.

Daily Post #0656 • September 28 2019 • Experience

Redefining “Mobile”

What’s the main device in your life?

Daily Post #0655 • September 27 2019 • Momentum

Honoring The Process

How much you honor the process affects how much you succeed.

Daily Post #0654 • September 26 2019 • Craft

You Were Lucky

How do you feel when you hear that?

Daily Post #0653 • September 25 2019 • Momentum

School Mottos and Failure

Some schools are setting kids up for failure.

Daily Post #0652 • September 24 2019 • Experience

The Antidote To Professional Fear

Here’s the big secret of most experts and professionals.

Daily Post #0651 • September 23 2019 • Craft

What Your Business Can Learn From This Seagull

I learned something from a seagull today.

Daily Post #0650 • September 22 2019 • Experience

The Simpler Way

When there’s a simpler way and a complex way, do it the simpler way.

Daily Post #0649 • September 21 2019 • Experience

Answers Aren’t Obvious, Questions Are

How do you transform your thinking?

Daily Post #0648 • September 20 2019 • Experience

What’s In The Content Marketing Plan?

There should only be one thing in a content marketing plan.

Daily Post #0647 • September 19 2019 • Resilience

The Lonely Leader

If a leader has no followers, are they really a leader?

Daily Post #0646 • September 18 2019 • Narrative

Saying Goodbye

It’s hard when someone passes.

Daily Post #0645 • September 17 2019 • Experience

Popularity VS Respect

Sometimes you can get both at the same time.

Daily Post #0644 • September 16 2019 • Momentum

Small Change Makes Big Change

Facebook didn’t get ‘so big’ by trying to be ‘so big’ all at once.

Daily Post #0643 • September 15 2019 • Craft

The Job Of Your Work

Why should you do things differently when there are best practices you can follow?

Daily Post #0642 • September 14 2019 • Narrative

Why Your Story Matters To Their Story

We need a champion.

Daily Post #0641 • September 13 2019 • Craft

All Of A Sudden, It Started Working

The deals roll in. It’s your turn. She says yes.

Daily Post #0640 • September 12 2019 • Experience

Wide or Deep?

We choose to go wide or deep.

Daily Post #0639 • September 11 2019 • Experience

Passports And Branding

I had to renew my passport today. From abroad. It’ll be 4-5 weeks until my new one arrives.

Daily Post #0638 • September 10 2019 • Momentum

This May Not Be For You

We know that work made for everyone is made for no one.

Daily Post #0637 • September 09 2019 • Craft

Would You Be Proud If You Did?

You probably ponder where your company could go next, sometimes.

Daily Post #0636 • September 08 2019 • Momentum

The Strain Of Progress

In my conversations with entrepreneurs on a (mostly) daily basis, I’ve noticed many share the strain of progress.

Daily Post #0635 • September 07 2019 • Experience

A Real ‘Marketing Hack’

Somewhere along the way, we stopped looking at the visitor. At what they’re looking for. At helping them get what they need. At leading them forward without friction, with a heart of service and an eagerness to create change.

Daily Post #0634 • September 06 2019 • Experience

The Gift Of Marketing

We’ve become wary of others online.

Daily Post #0633 • September 05 2019 • Craft

Why Pointing The Finger Doesn’t Work For Leaders

There are times when we all want to point the finger.

Daily Post #0632 • September 04 2019 • Narrative

There Is No Golden Channel

Instagram or Facebook?

Daily Post #0631 • September 03 2019 • Craft

On Not Being An ‘Entrepreneur’

I have a few bones to pick with the term ‘entrepreneur’.

Daily Post #0630 • September 02 2019 • Craft

What’s Wrong With Being ‘All In’?

Being ‘all in’ carries stigmas.

Daily Post #0629 • September 01 2019 • Craft

Productivity Hours Aren’t About Time

Are some hours better for working than others?

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