How to Reinvent Your Business
If you are reading this recently you probably said, “Oh Crap” or some other exceptionally deep admission of feeling up the creak without a paddle. Perhaps not. If you have ever known anyone who got […]
Success
Put Your Career Into Warp Drive
<soapbox> We are all so petty, thinking we have to fight and scrabble for every little victory, its pathetic. The reality is the diversity of style and approach that we so rile against when we […]
Do You Know Your VORP
Not a class 8 Vorpal sword you geek, Value Over Replacement Player, OK equally geeky. You baseball fans out there will recognize this stat. A guy I work with, Eray, taught me its importance in business. […]
Your Cruzados arn’t worth squat here, use these 8, no 9, motivators instead.
Cruzados, I love the way that sounds, sad it died a premature death. It was the currency of Brazil from 1986 – 1989. OK so perhaps its death was not premature. Actually at the time […]
Shields Down
Close your laptop lid Don’t take out your phone Either you need to be in this meeting or you don’t. If you need to attend then be present, if you don’t then DO NOT GO. Seriously, have […]
How to tell if someone kicks ass
My first job out of college was Trust Associate for Bank of America. Why you ask? 3 reasons: I graduated with a degree in economics My grades were terrible It was 1990, no one was […]
Want a Great Job? Then Be the Ball Danny.
Sorry I have been away for a while, I have been overseas. Spending a week time phased 8 hours causes you to loose your mind. Not as in going insane, as in lost with your luggage […]
Bull shit, you don’t want to be promoted
We have all heard the definition of insanity, doing the same thing repeatedly and expecting different results. That’s how I know you don’t want to be promoted. Because, after receiving clear advice on the steps that will get you promoted, […]
Single, Double, Triple Credit
We all know the most difficult achievement in baseball or work is the homerun right? In the early days of baseball, homeruns were the rarest of hits. In the early 1900s homeruns constituted only 2.7% […]
