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Great, great point! It's also true that subtle can be much more powerful than obvious.
How To Innovate Like A Shark
In 1975 a young director with no big films credits under his belt, set out to make a horror film. Steven Spielberg wanted his film filled with violent and gory shark attacks. He wanted us to watch as this massive animal, built to kill, would attack his unsuspecting prey. But there was a problem....
Great post Jeff. And just to be clear, it never stops... my 16 year old CLEARLY remembers me telling her she gets my car at 17 if she has an A average in school. Your promises definitely get inflationary :-)
My Forgotten Promise of a Nintendo DSi Happily Teaches My Daughter Spanish and me a Leadership Lesson
Over the summer I purchased a Nintendo DSi XL for my older daughter. My wife and two daughters went to Peru for about one month this past summer. My children, got to live with their great grandmother in the house that my wife grew up in. Among other great experiences including attending fo...
Nice post Jeff. I'm sure you've seen this video, a great affirmation of your post:
http://www.ted.com/talks/lang/eng/simon_sinek_how_great_leaders_inspire_action.html
Is Your Business a Volvo, Tesla, or BMW - If Your Business Could Talk to Prospects What Would It Say?
I was talking with a senior sales executive with two young boys who just bought a new car. I asked what he got, “a Volvo”, he replied. I had the same one word reaction pop into my head as I would have had 10, 20 years ago. Yesterday at the local park in suburban New Jersey amidst hundreds...
Jeff, great post and Happy Birthday Ken! Just one point, I think it's the 1986 Mets who incite, I can't believe the Art couldn't provide insight.. :-)
Celebrate Milestones and What I learned from Art Shamsky of the ‘69 Mets
Jordan Silbert & Art Shamsky Saturday afternoon, my sister-in-law Carol, successfully surprised the editor of my blog, who just so happens to be my older brother Ken, for his 50th birthday. What made it a good surprise? She had all the elements: a number of Ken’s close friends and rel...
Jeff,
Truly sorry to hear about your Dad. Regardless of the circumstances I know it's a sad day for you and your family. What a great tribute to someone who lived a full, varied and loving life. Nicely said.
Regards,
Scott
What Would My Dad Do: A Tribute To My Dad, The Business Owner
My Dad, Michael T. Silbert, passed away on Friday. He suffered during the last years of his life with Alzheimer’s among other illnesses and he was 88 years old, so his death was not surprising, nor necessarily a bad thing. My choice this week was to either not write a blog - still hard to thin...
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