By Keith
Facebook Marketing Strategies For The Single Parent Entrepreneur
Sunday, April 11th, 2010Facebook is now one of the most powerful social networking platforms on the planet. So powerful that they registered more searches in March 2010 than Google.
Yes, you read that correctly.
If you want to do business through this incredibly viral, wonderfully targetable, highly searchable social platform…you need to at least learn some of the basics to [...]
The Holiday Paradox – A Non-Denominational Rant
Sunday, April 4th, 2010This post isn’t what you think. I am not going to talk about the Pagan vs. Christianity debate about Easter or how ironic it is that we have chosen large pink bunnies and chocolate eggs to somehow represent Jesus rising from the dead.
That stuff is funny enough on it’s own.
But as I sit here Easter [...]
The 40 Inch Jedi Speaks, The Greatest Salesman In The World.
Monday, March 29th, 2010No, this isn’t about Og Mandino’s classic book.
It’s about my 5 yr old son, Brennan, and his talent for persuasiveness.
Many people talk about how they “aren’t a salesman” or a “salesy type person,” with great pride as if being in sales is a disease to get rid of.
The reality is, we are all in sales. [...]
Small Things Equal Big Results
Monday, March 8th, 2010We have heard it a million times in business, school, relationships and life in general.
It’s the small things that make the difference.
Then why do the vast majority of people keep searching for that magic bullet, that secret ingredient, that special something to catapult them to success?
Van Gogh said, “Great things are done by a series [...]
The 40″ Jedi Speaks – Staying Focused And Committed
Monday, February 22nd, 2010“Daddy, I want a light saber.”
“Okay Brennan, I promise we can get one before we leave.”
This started at about 3pm while we were at Disney last weekend. I heard it again at 4pm and again at 5pm, and it didn’t stop there.
We weren’t trying to deny Brennan of his trust light saber; we were just [...]
Letting Let Our Kids Be Kids
Sunday, February 14th, 2010“Stop running!”
“Get out of the water!”
“Stop climbing on that!”
Sound familiar?
If you are anything like me, even with my best intentions to make sure my son hears plenty of “Yes’s,” he still get his shares of “no’s” and “stop that.” Probably more than I would like to admit.
Yesterday we arrived at Disney World…the happiest place on [...]
Using Detachment To Empower Your Child (And Keep Your Sanity)
Monday, February 1st, 2010How do you effectively use detachment to support your child learning valuable lessons at an early age? How much hand-holding is too much? Where is the best balance?
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