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The Sweet Spot for Performance

Monday, July 27th, 2009

If you set the bar too low, it’s not worth doing.
If you set the bar too high, it’s unrealistic.
If you set the bar comfortably where people know they can do it, it becomes a mundane chore.
If you set the bar uncomfortably high where people believe they can do it with some hard work and faith, [...]

Sell Something Bigger

Tuesday, July 14th, 2009

Ikea doesn’t sell furniture.  It sells what your home could look like.
Starbucks doesn’t sell coffee.  It sells a little indulgence in your busy life.
State Farm doesn’t sell insurance.  It sells the comfort of knowing that you and your loved ones are covered.

Don’t sell stuff.  Sell aspirations.

It’s Your Battle

Thursday, March 19th, 2009

People often ask me how the recession is affecting us.  In my most sagely voice, I respond, “I don’t know”.
We’re continually improving our product, our marketing, and the way we do business.  As a result, we’re continuing to do better, despite the trends in the overall economy.  We might come up with a new way [...]

Manage Your Energy, Not Your Time

Wednesday, November 12th, 2008

If you’ve ever sat at your office feeling too tired to get anything done, this article is for you.
When you’re working on creative tasks, people often lack the energy they need to be effective more than the time.  We all have those times when we’re feeling lackluster and those times where we’re ready to kick [...]

Branding 101 - What is a Brand?

Thursday, October 9th, 2008

A lot of small business owners might not give much thought to branding. It seems like an abstract concept that’s only applicable to widely distributed products backed by big marketing budgets from large corporations. But if you want to grow your business over the long term, then you should start seeding your brand [...]

The Business Benefits of Rest & Relaxation Part 2: Memory

Thursday, October 2nd, 2008

Last time, we talked about how you need to relax to solve difficult problems.  This is part 2 of 2, discussing how can improve your memory and skill by being sure to get a good night’s sleep.
Sleep isn’t just resting, your brain is working on processing your experiences so that when you wake up, you’ll [...]

The Business Benefits of Rest & Relaxation Part 1: Insight

Wednesday, September 24th, 2008

Have you ever been told that you work too hard?  If you have, here’s one more reason to ensure that you lead a balanced life:  working too hard can be bad for your business.
We all know the feeling of insight.  You’re stumped on some problem, then in some idle moment when you least expect it, [...]

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