Q: Can we really just forgive and forget? A: Yes and no.

Enter [what’s been on my mind] Much of last week’s media focused on Lance Armstrong and Notre Dame’s Manti Te’o, and on more than one occasion I heard reporters ask, “Is America able to forgive and forget?” Blink [see a new perspective] There is no weakness is forgiveness .  More often than not, it is […]

How’s your [think]space?

Enter [what’s been on my mind] Does this ever happen to you?  You’re about to start a new task, and you realize you cannot begin until you either a) throw away the collection of empty Starbucks cups, b) clear away the mound of papers collecting on your desk, c) try out a new organizational strategy […]

Comparing Acceptance to Harvard Versus an Entrepreneur Getting Angel Funded

Based on percentages, more people get accepted into Harvard and Stanford than people who seek angel funding investment. The acceptance rates at Harvard and Stanford are 6.3% and 7.1% respectively. Source: USNews Brian Brewer states that 60,000 companies are funded by angel investors each each year. While that may sound like a lot of companies, […]

What an Entrepreneur can Learn From The Seahawks Victory Over The Redskins

This post is about the Seahawk’s versus Redskins playoff game and why it was amazing. The Seahawks faced off with the Redskins but in the very first quarter the Seahawks found themselves down 0 – 14, held scoreless in the first quarter with no apparent chance of winning. Seattle’s defense just couldn’t stop the Redskins, […]

What really happens when you work from home…

Enter [what’s been on my mind] As much as I love working from home (on my couch…in my pajamas…), I must admit that when I’m at the office, I’m much more alert and effective. Blink [see a new perspective] The article Snack Laundry Lunch Clean Snack reveals a survey with disturbing results: what employees confess […]