Build: The coolest little business mag that’s hard to get

My husband is CEO, president, Chief Creative Officer, VP of Strategy and Marketing, as well as accountant, tech support and Continue reading →

Progress- ive Loyalty Program, really?

 All of a sudden, my time on the elliptical in the morning is much more musical and I’ve got that Continue reading →

Whither goest thou, loyalty card?

I’d heard rumblings that retail loyalty cards are on the way out, but I’d had my doubts.  After all, didn’t Continue reading →

Seth on upping the ante tenfold

I follow Seth Godin’s daily blog, and I was struck by today’s post.  Nutshell:  what would happen if you scaled Continue reading →

Thoughts on burn-out

Sales guru Jeffrey Gitomer (mantra:  “People hate to be sold, but they love to buy!) is a public speaker, author, Continue reading →

Achieving the Wildly Important

The people at FranklinCovey sure know what business life is like: running full-tilt at 125% with a to-do list that’s Continue reading →

Strategy Fail. So many plans, so much hubris

I’ve been reading and rereading Daniel Kahneman’s engrossing book, Thinking Fast and Slow.  Psychologist Kahneman won the Nobel Prize in Continue reading →

Taking on stay-at-home moms: the softer side of HBR

Oh, boy, is Rosabeth Moss Kanter in the soup.  She’s a Harvard Business School professor and blogs for the Harvard Continue reading →