When you may need something in the future, whether it be advice, an introduction or something else, it’s a far more comfortable ask versus what feels like a cold-call
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The holiday season is fast approaching and unlike any holiday season in memory, we are adjusting to maintain as much normalcy in our lives as possible. Spending time with those important and special to us, especially in business, took on a new meaning in 2020. Something as simple as sitting down...
Well folks, we made it. December 2020. And the holiday season is here. You feeling jolly? Are you ho-ho-hoping for the better 2021? After all, who is not? I attended a seminar recently where the speaker referred to 2020 as being “a year out of balance.” I thought to myself that is a good way,...
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The COVID-19 Pandemic, as of this writing, has now entered its 27th week. By the time you may read this blog, we will be well into week 28. That is more than six months. Over 180 days. More than 4,300 hours. Some 259,000+ minutes. You get the idea. Regardless as to how you slice it, it has been...
If history is the teacher it has been deemed to be, we have learned that economies, during stressed and recessed times, force us to look for creative answers to solve pressing business-related dilemmas. Despite a current 10.2% unemployment rate, and more than 30 million Americans receiving some...
I told myself, when I started to write this blog, that I would not stoop to a series of references involving the ‘P’ word – meaning Pandemic, while writing. After all, we have been overloaded with negative story after negative story, and one deflating article after another, about the damage the...
Good afternoon and greetings from London, I have attended yesterday the amazing virtual MeasureCamp Cincinatti. Congrats to everybody involved, the organisers, the sponsors, the speakers and the other attendees. I am not an expert in tax or legal matters, just a Web Analytics practitioner who...
Inspired by Tribe of Mentors by Tim Ferriss, we set out to collect practical advice from industry-leading professionals on how to become a recognized and invaluable member (rockstar) of your organization.
Only a few years out of college, I was a software engineer working for one of the largest software companies in the world, Attachmate. Our Cincinnati office had 250 people; this used to be an independent company that was acquired by Seattle-headquartered Attachmate. One not-so-fine spring...
I am currently in three different groups, because you never know when you are going to need somebody’s advice or a connection