What a Trade Show Can Teach Us About Good Marketing

First Things First: There's an Order to Profitability
Principles of Graphic Design

Radical Inclusiveness - the Competitive Edge

Outstanding Customer Service is a Culture Thing

Post-conventional, on the road to Post-ironic

Why Are We Still Fighting About Lab Grown Diamonds?

It's Time to Tell Different Stories

In it to win it: Don't let generic retailers and pricing models drag you off your designer strategy

You Need to Attract the New Consumer. Now What?
GPS for your Future
Past Time for Change - A Post to the Jewelry Industry
Embrace the Internet to Increase Business Value

Tell Better Stories
It's not enough to sell a product or a service any more. You must also be able to tell the story. The Pip Storytelling Deck is a tool we use at the Werx Brands to construct and tell better stories. You can be a master story-teller too!
No Poo Throwing
The Small Business Leadership Challenge
On DNA, Ruts, and Getting Out of Your Comfort Zone
The Value (and the point) Is in the Process
Hello Kitty
Take a Hammer To It?
Karma Crackers in My Soup
First Things First: There's an Order to Profitability
Embrace the Internet to Increase Business Value
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Strategy
Don't get FOMO over unicorns in the news. It's not usually the first person with the idea who makes the money, or even the first person who invests the cash. The person who invests the discipline is always the one to bet on.
Taking a knee ... Long the choice of peaceful, PRAYERFUL resistance.
I sometimes wonder what our country would be like today if Christians had thrown themselves into eradicating poverty or inequality with the same energy they invested in fighting abortion.
It's surprising how many people are not aware of their reasons for doing things. They think they know, but when asked to reflect upon it, they don't. Why are you in business? Why are you pursuing this role? Why are you frustrated, lonely, anxious, doubting? Why are you making this decision? Why aren't you asking for help? If you ask why before deciding what, who, how, or when, you will come up with a stronger answer every time. In business, why is the essence of strategy. In life, why is the essence of progress.
I suspect the fear of being afraid is the most destructive fear of all.








































