Business Lessons I Learned From Richard Rawlings of Gas Monkey Garage The Discovery Channel TV show “Fast N Loud” reminds me of a comic strip dreamt up by Harvey Pekar and/or R. Crumb. Pekar and Crumb have published some of the most creative and insightful comics with the same sort of irreverent tone of Fast […] Read more

Seth’s Blog: The complaining customer doesn’t want a refund. Seth Godin is one of the most insightful writers on the topics of business, management, social media and entrepreneurial-ism. My own experience has been that the angriest customer is your best, most loyal customer, who feels let down. If you give them the respect of listening, […] Read more

How to apply ethics to leadership and to be certain that you are doing the right thing “Ethics is concerned with the kind of values and morals an individual or society finds desirable or appropriate”.  So says Peter Northouse[i].  Our values and morals are internalized into our character as what we believe to be right […] Read more

The link below goes to an article on entrepreneurs-journey.com, the author, Yaro Starak is a thoughtful, positive and smart young blogger, totally worth listening to. via Inevitability Thinking: Why Your Results Are What You Think They Are […] Read more

Developing yourself as a leader within the organization that you work with can be very rewarding.  How you develop relates directly to how you fit into the culture of the organization around you.  Being aware of the cultural environment you are in will make you a responsive and effective leader.  It will also give you […] Read more

This post is about the some of the basic concepts of leadership.  It discusses just a few ideas about where leadership ability comes from and how you can develop your strengths as a leader.  This is a topic that I have been thinking about lately and, as I started writing this post, I realized that […] Read more