Last week I shared an article about deleting the Facebook application from my beloved iPhone 7. I definitely experienced some withdrawal symptoms ranging from FOMO (fear of missing out) to a big empty void of free time. The latter was a boon after the FOMO wore off (took only a few days). Suddenly I felt…
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I wrote about one of my all-time favorite quotes and how I believe it applies to productivity in the office
and while my job is very far from multiple choice tests, sometimes I find myself belaboring over diminishing returns, the lesser of two evils, or multiple positive outcome-related multi-variate decisions
Do you want to get ahead at work? You probably think there’s a formula for being noticed and getting ahead. Well, you are correct.
I’m excited to share (and self-promote) that I will be participating in the ClickZ Live annual marketing conference in New York City. From ClickZ: Creating the Ultimate Customer Experience April 11-13, 2016 Attracting 1,000+ marketers and business leaders, our 17th annual event in New York will equip you with cutting edge strategies to inspire, acquire,…
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One of my roles as head of marketing at a large employer is dealing with the ramifications of unhappy, miserable employees that insist on staying in their jobs and complaining instead of quitting or resigning.
This past week, The Donald made headlines when it was uncovered that his company owned thousands of domain names that are simply being parked in what it deems as a defensive move.
I’m excited to announce I have been added to the speakers list at Bring Dialogue’s annual conference taking place in Strömstad, Sweden August 23-26.
As many of you know, I took a new full-time position with Ultimate Medical Academy earlier this year. On top of the new job (which required relocating my tribe from the DC Metro to Tampa, FL), being a dad for a toddler required a brief hiatus from the speakers circuit. I’m pleased to announce that I’m back on tour in 2015 with the first two stops announced.
What if I told you that having a strong brand as a public utility would probably go pretty far?
