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Shrimp Tank Podcast: Carly Tizzano
Check out our most recent podcast with guest, Carly Tizzano of Masterpeace Organizing!
Culture Shock
“My middle name is Joseph.”
Well, actually it’s not. My middle name is José; named after my maternal grandfather…
Extra Points: Creating Capacity for Your Business
Last week’s Shrimp Tank Podcast guest was Carly Tizzano. Carly helps people de-clutter and organize their homes and offices. With Saturday being a perpetual rainy day, I felt inspired by Carly’s lessons on getting organized.
Confidence is a Habit, Not a Trait
We all lack confidence at times. Even the most self-assured people I know have confessed that there are moments in time when doubt about skills, ability, and worth creep in. In those moments, the most successful in business and life kick into a different habit.
Celebrating Juneteenth
In honor of a day I completely didn’t know about until now. That is embarrassing; and I mean to make that change right now. Please check out this new post and feel free to join in the conversation…
Extra Points: Running Through the Rain
I took off for my regular Saturday morning run about 6:45 am. It was a grey but bright, June morning; cool and perfect running weather. As I was about halfway through my run (at the farthest point away from home with a huge hill in between), it started sprinkling. No big deal; it wasn’t cold and I am always prepared for a little rain…
Quick Hitter #6: Running Through the Rain
Check out my latest Quick Hitters video (all under 90 seconds) on how to make sure your business runs successfully through the rain of adversity.
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Extra Points: The Pivot
To pivot in business – especially in the COVID-19 era – is to make a quick adjustment to a situation and then move quickly in that direction. In basketball terms, I used to coach the pivot as a misdirection move to get the defense “learning” one way to attack a different area. On both cases, the subsequent movement is as important – if not more – than the actual pivot.