Every entrepreneur has an origin story. For many, this includes tales of the lemonade stand, or selling baseball cards. I’m sure I sold lemonade at some point in my early entrepreneurial career but, I don’t remember it clearly. I vaguely remember ambitions of making my millions trading baseball, basketball and hockey cards but that idea […]
Maintenance
We left Friday morning around 9:30am and arrived in Newport, Rhode Island a little after 3:00pm. We had a lobster roll almost immediately. The next day, we walked along the water passing by enormous mansions that were once the summer homes of the rich and powerful. We had lunch at a local clam shack. That […]
Immeasurable Impacts and the Downside of Perfectly Efficient Marketing
On March 1, 2011 I launched True Voice Media, a social media agency. Having graduated from my MBA only 3 years prior, I’d been putting what I’d learned into practice. I’ve written and spoken plenty of times about the lessons I’d learned in my MBA. One of the most important is that money is the […]
The Same Event
I like folding laundry. I find it calming. It’s like meditation. I put on some music, empty the clothes on to the bed, and begin sorting clothes into different piles. Then, I go to work on the socks, the shirts, the sweatshirts, etc. I find this relaxing. But, also… I hate folding laundry. I find […]
Enough
I have a lot of conversations about growth. Many of my clients hire me to help them grow. There’s a question I’ve been meaning to ask but until now, I have not had the courage to ask. Here’s what I need to know… How much growth is enough? I felt strange even writing that. It’s […]
Spending time in the Sun
Recently, I posted an announcement on Linkedin about a new position. A number of people saw the post and some reached out to me with some assumptions and others with some questions. Because of that, I’m writing this post to clarify what I’m up to and how this impacts my existing clients and projects. For […]