Come on, Man: Physician, Heal the Shysters
If you can "increase any business by a million dollars" or "help find a thousand new, qualified prospects" or "meet qualified buyers and convert them immediately" (or "flip houses without investing a cent") would you really have to promote yourself
Come On, Man: They Don’t Want to Work for YOU
I find it more than ironic that employers are complaining (and the media exploiting) the belief that "people don't want to come back to work," or "everyone is looking for a new career." Consequently, they have to reduce services and
Come on, Man: Who’s In Charge Here?
"We have a bipartisan infrastructure deal!" "Well, that is if you agree to my other legislation." "Wait, I didn't mean that the way it sounded. The above is from a college educated, lifelong, successful, professional politician. "Why can't we all just get along?" The above
What Great Service on My Airline! (Come on, man!)
Years ago I was sitting in first class on Delta. There were 20 seats. I found it odd that three flight attendants were up there, and that a guy across the aisle was getting so much attention. I asked one
Come On, Man: Let Me Remind You—I’m Doing You A Favor
Many non-profit associations ask if I'll speak pro bono. I try to accommodate as many of them as I can. Yet some of them then give me more work and demand I conform to more rules than my paying clients! It seems
Iceberg Dead Ahead
Thinking that you can create multi-year strategies today—after the pandemic, turmoil, chaos, volatility, and disruption—is equivalent to thinking that people are going back to ocean liners as the main transportation across the Atlantic. Even if you reduced that trip from
And the Award for Most Boring Evening Goes to….
The "best" talent in Hollywood and in TV create a dreadful, boring, pandering Oscar awards ceremony every single year. The ratings have plummeted over the past several years. It's actually laughable. Don't ever think you can't help a client because they're
Come On, Man: Are You the One Buying SEO Services from Spammers?!
How are you buying things today, from consumer goods to professional services? My guess is that you're using remote means for "minor" things, and referrals from people whom you trust for "major things." So you don't look for a tax
Prudence or Preposterous? (Come on, man!)
How long do you wait until you're convinced—one way or another—about the "long term effects" of being vaccinated? What, exactly, does that metric look like?
Mom, They Yelled At Me! (Come on, Man!)
Thank you for asking, I'll tell you what's pathetic: There are people on Facebook who have received unkind feedback from a single person and now want swarms of people to reassure them. If one-off feedback throws you into a conniption