A Runner’s Diary: After The Half Marathon That Wasn’t…
I’m disappointed that I was unable to participate in the Disney Half Marathon last weekend. I actually got a call from Disney telling me that
January 20, 2011
What Do You Think? Trust Bloggers or Reporters or Both?
Do you trust bloggers more than reporters? That was the question of the week and here is what you said: In the online survey, 39%
January 20, 2011
Are GPS Systems Getting Nicer?
My first GPS was a portable one. I took it in and out of my car all the time. When I rented a car in
January 19, 2011
Now, Harry and David?
If you know Harry and David, then you know that they are one of the finest companies to order fresh fruits from and provide amazing
January 18, 2011
It’s Time To Manage! Tip of the Week by Stephen Davies
Interruptions: Organize your office
Organize your office so the door isn’t in your immediate line of vision. The big payoff is that people can’t appear at your door, hover, catch your eye and distract you. If you make it harder to interrupt you, people may figure out answers themselves rather than asking you.
January 17, 2011
What A Great Feeling!
I sent out a mass email yesterday to family, friends, clients and business associates letting them know that I am running in the NYC half
January 14, 2011
Syracuse Wins Over St. John’s Basketball…
I was never a big sports fan. I never even watched a game until I started watching games with my 13-year-old son. A couple of
January 13, 2011
Tarina Tarantino Makes Good!
A week ago, I wrote a blog post about customer service and being upset that Tarina Tarantino, one of my favorite jewelry designers, was making
January 11, 2011
A Runner’s Diary: The Disney Half Marathon…
The morning of our flight out of JFK Airport to Orlando, Florida, for the Disney Half Marathon did not start off promising. I was sick
January 10, 2011
It’s Time To Manage! Tip of the Week by Stephen Davies
Time Management Interruptions: Organize your office
Organize your office so the door isn’t in your immediate line of vision. The big payoff is that people can’t appear at your door, hover, catch your eye and distract you. If you make it harder to interrupt you, people may figure out answers themselves rather than asking you.
January 10, 2011