When the Gin Craze hit England with the arrival of William and Mary from the Dutch republic in the late 1600’s, they brought a new beverage – gin – to the British Isles. People went crazy. They loved it. Pretty soon the whole country was drunk.
The British public stayed drunk …Read the Rest
Advertising used to have an underlying psychological cut that motivated and built loyalty. It seems to focus on short term …Read the Rest
With the recent baseball trade frenzy, the rich teams get richer and stronger – gearing up for a playoff run. …Read the Rest
Have you noticed the extra spin-worthy adjectives that have crept into the news reports of late? These are the judgmental …Read the Rest
Perhaps no other game has more intricate rules than golf. The lawyers love this game. No where else can you …Read the Rest
The latest Coca-Cola commercial telling everyone that they have “Nailed It.” It really hits us over the head with the …Read the Rest
I was recently at a family reunion and the younger generation all wanted to know what celebrities I had worked …Read the Rest
Few successful people claim luck to be the primary source of their successes. Most regale you with their struggles and …Read the Rest
You go for a walk or a drive and have an idea that you think is a good one. You …Read the Rest
Back in my university days, I was responsible for putting on Performing Arts shows in our Student Union Building (SUB).
A …Read the Rest
Many times “soft skills” are considered unimportant in business decisions. It is often a quantitative decision, based on dollars …Read the Rest