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Very nice Thank you
I liked the slide share and this presentation Zen also creates good conversation and new ideas.
David Pylyp
Living in Toronto
Science & the importance of having a sense of wonder
Kenichiro Mogi (茂木 健一郎) is a famous brain scientist in Japan (he's often on Japanese TV programs) and a researcher at the Sony Computer Science Laboratory in Tokyo. He is a best-selling author of numerous books and he is also a very popular college instructor at Keio and Waseda universities. ...
What folly and false pride; I would never have known the mermaid signified the Brand.
Having everyone carry your cup is great advertising but this is a total fail.
Lets add a humble thought; Tim Horton's in Canada is a largely understated underestimated company that does not have the same grandiose EGO branding dreams and does just fine.
Focus on your customer.
David Pylyp
Living in Toronto
New Starbucks Logo: A Bad Idea?
Yes. The new Starbucks logo, which drops the company name is a bad idea. Dropping the "Starbucks" and the "Coffee" from their logo, and turning their symbolic mermaid into their well-known green coloring is not a strong enough change to create a usable "symbol only" corporate identity. Chief ...
Your response was thorough, tempered and thoughtful.
Many will like to add their perspective.
We are not selling fruit at a road side stand; Many of the families I meet and interview have different needs, wants and aspirations.
The competition bureau looks only at everyone having access.
Keep up the great work!
David Pylyp
Competition Bureau vs. CREA: Battling Over Canada's Real Estate Industry
John and Urmi in Toronto Real Estate News Like many of you, we’ve been following the Competition Bureau’s decision to challenge the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA)’s MLS policies with great interest. Yesterday CREA approved changes to their MLS rules that they felt moved them closer to...
When showing properties, obviously we check out the mail room and community bulletin board to research the local gossip.
SKIDS! SKIDS! of shrink wrapped yellow pages abound in these lobbies. One skid may have been unwrapped and a few book taken, but virtually untouched.
Business' are paying thousands per month in ad revenues that could be redirected.
Living in Toronto
David Pylyp
The Yellow Pages, Really?
Ok so I am like most men on Halloween. I go outside to check the house, the driveway to try and clean up a bit. However this Sunday I saw something that was scarier than all the costumes I saw that night. I saw a white bag on my front porch. I am thinking to myself what could be inside? Who ...
Now we are firmly in a [Toronto] Seller's market.
Tonight, There were 10 offers on the table, 6 by fax, 4 in person, we bid $555 dollars per square foot for 540 square feet. Logical based on past sales and 2% above the already optimistic sales price. The winner BID $ 620 dollars a square foot a full 10% higher than my clients bid.
But this is 2009,
I wonder what will happen next week
David Pylyp
Living in Toronto
Real Estate Business In a Nutshell
When I was starting my career in real estate and interviewing around seeking a home, these words were imparted to me by one particularly interesting and colorful individual. As we were chatting during my interview he said to me; "Kid, let me tell ya the business in a nutshell. All you have ...
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