Archive | April, 2009
THE ENEMY OF CLEAR LANGUAGE TURNS YOU INTO A CUTTLEFISH

THE ENEMY OF CLEAR LANGUAGE TURNS YOU INTO A CUTTLEFISH

After a quick business-related trip to Philadelphia and Atlantic City, I’ve been plagued with writer’s block.  I’ve got a couple of  posts brewing about the City of Brotherly Love and environs, but neither is quite ready for prime time. “Face it,” I thought to myself this morning, “if you can’t do a good job of [...]

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Photo by Mary Hoffman

THOSE ODIOUS MISCREANTS AND DETESTABLE TOOLS

“What has commonly been called rebellion has more often been nothing but a manly and glorious struggle in opposition to the lawless power of rebellious kings and princes.” – Samuel Adams I had a very heavy schedule last week.  While that represents some exciting transition in my work life, I was disappointed that I was [...]

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Alaska Mountains by Pete Wuebker

HE IS RISEN

Be silent, O all flesh, before the LORD: for he is raised up out of his holy habitation.   Zechariah 2:13

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SELLING ISN’T SELLING ANYMORE

SELLING ISN’T SELLING ANYMORE

If you’ve had sales training of any kind, I can predict when you did by the method you learned. Back in the Stone Age, I was trained in selling by folks who epitomized the stereotype – white shoes, double knit suits. We were drilled in “The 7 Steps of the Sale.” The thinking was, you [...]

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TRIGGERING THE LOVE OF TRAVEL

Over the weekend, Pete and I were talking about what triggered our love of travel.  For me, it was the opportunity to be an exchange student with Youth for Understanding the summer between my junior and senior years of high school.  I spent a wonderful two months based in Oslo, Norway as a guest in [...]

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