Historians recognize the Norse as an industrious people. They worked hard at what they did and are known for having used whatever was at their disposal.
With St. Patrick’s Day just around the corner, the jump in alcohol sales may be something that can be utilized…. there are plenty of branded items that you can send out to keep with the theme that is on everyone’s mind.
I love this quote because it brings to mind the idea of creativity. It’s important to create new things, but also to use a bit of logic on how you can incorporate new ideas into your life.
There are very few original ideas anymore, whether you’re creating a piece of art, working on a science experiment, or coming up with a marketing campaign. While the basis may not be original, though, it’s all in the details.
Most of my northern friends have been making fun of us Texans because of our snow-pocalypse. They talk about how Texans are panicked over “a little snow” but they don’t understand – Texas was not designed for this type of weather.
It’s important to stand by your beliefs…Be willing to look at another point of view but, if you find it to be wrong, maintain your truth.
Get the message through based on what matters to them. And remember that, many times, they’re fighting the same fights that we once did.
A year ago today, the World Health Organization officially named the coronavirus disease “COVID-19.” You guys, it’s been a year. What have we learned from this pandemic, though?
Navigating the business world can feel like roaming about the Fire Swamp, dodging Rats Of Unusual Size at every turn. But it doesn’t have to! Here are some tips from The Princess Bride on doing business, no matter your station.
We’re often left with feelings of isolation, frustration over masks, and fear of lost business. But it seems that the world is shifting and we’re all just trying to make the best of it. I have a feeling that we will be seeing more technology-based masks and other PPE in the very near future.