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The Future of Events: An Interview with Jackie Wood
Check out either or both the podcast and video of my interview with Jackie on what events will look like in the future…
Extra Points: Too Little, Too Late
You can never be prepared too early; however you can be too late…
You’ve heard for months that the second wave of the COVID-19 crisis might hit in Fall. I’m here to tell you, the first wave not only didn’t end, but the next wave is upon us. This pandemic isn’t your normal, run-of-the-mill crisis that comes, wreaks havoc, and then moves on. Tornados, hurricanes, and cyber attacks are examples of those perils that pack a punch, but allow you time to respond and recover. Pardon my poor grammar, but this ain’t one of them.
Extra Points: Tradition Transitions
This past Friday, my Rotary Club celebrated the transition from one Rotary year to a new one. The tradition has been to have a fancy dinner bringing all the members together to thank the outgoing president and welcome the new one, along with their board of directors and officers…
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…