I truly believe that the best way to succeed in business is to deliver substantial value to your clients. Value, like beauty, is in the eye of the beholder. The service or product that you offer may be of significant value to you, but its true value (according to free market principles) is based on [...]
He’s Gone…
Going where the wind don’t blow so strange Maybe on some high cold mountain range Lost one round but the price wasn’t anything Knife in a back and more of the same Same old rat in a drain ditch Out on a limb You know better but I know him Now he’s gone Lord he’s [...]
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New Apple Profile of Construction Consultants Using the iPad
I just noticed last night that Apple put up a new “iPad in Business” profile – this one features Crescent Construction Services, with offices in North Carolina and Connecticut. Industrial clients such as Southern Company and major retailers like Food Lion and Harris Teeter turn to Crescent Construction Services for “commissioning,” an integrated set of [...]
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What Not To Use: The Next Version Of Explorer
There is a TV show that my wife used to watch occasionally on the TLC network called What Not To Wear. The premise is simple: friends and family send in pictures and videos of a candidate, who once picked, is ambushed by the show’s hosts on camera. The candidate is given an offer that is [...]
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Gary Vaynerchuk and Steve Jobs: Work-Life Balance
There are a lot of people that I have admired over the years and drew inspiration from. In no particular order, here are a few: my parents, Coltrane, Bird, Dizzie, Miles, Jerry Garcia, Dalí, Sartre, Nietzche, Lao Tzu, Hemingway, Tom Robbins, Fela and Femi Kuti, Tom Waits, etc. Within a space of a couple days, [...]
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