“Many assume that half efforts can be effective. A small jump is easier than a large one, yet no one hoping to cross a wide ditch would cross half of […]
Read more →As a very young exec in Dallas I had the thrill of learning from the iconic David Ogilvy (Ogilvy & Mather). Creator of epic campaigns, among his most revered principles […]
Read more →American Literature lost an icon when it lost Pat Conroy. Conroy’s fiction including Prince of Tides, Beach Music, and Lords of Discipline are among his most acclaimed. Each enveloped a similar theme: […]
Read more →How many times over your life has someone reminded you, “You’re wrong!”? The person who doesn’t make mistakes is unlikely to make anything. Failures and false starts can often be […]
Read more →If you follow college football you’ve come to know and probably like Kirk Herbstreit. Kirk was a yeoman-like quarterback at Ohio State in the early 90’s. His camera appeal, likeability […]
Read more →“Tomorrow is the most important thing in life. It comes into us clean at midnight, and it’s perfect when it arrives. It puts itself in our hands and wonders if […]
Read more →Prussian emperor and military genius Frederick the Great advised his commanders to “always be audacious.” So did George Patton. Yet somewhere in time, the interpretation of audacity shifted from fearless […]
Read more →If you missed it Inside Radio broke a coruscating little story that stunned many who digested it. Recently Nielsen commented they would no longer publish listening data for unsubscribing stations […]
Read more →The bromide “what’s past is prologue” never fades. Over lost years, vanished time, the pratfalls by leaders of all shapes and sizes can’t be minimized. This extends to marketing and […]
Read more →Business savant Peter Drucker once quipped, “There are an enormous number of leaders who have retired on the job.” Avoiding a solution to a volatile, menacing and potentially destructive problem […]
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