For Apple, It May Not Be the Money

You’ve probably heard the buzz created when Apple’s attorneys contacted promotional products distributors last week. The issue is aftermarket charging cords and AC adapters sold that connect to iPads, iPhones and iPods, and Apple’s claim that they infringe on Apple patents.

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I Could Have Slept In Too

Sleeping in may not be the most refreshing thing I could do early on a Saturday morning. In my first commentary, I shared my thoughts as I was out running one morning.

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Stop Doing What’s Not Working

Are you still wondering when things will get back to “normal”? Sorry, but what you’re experiencing is the new normal. It’s time to wake up to the fact that what worked for you in 2007 is not going to work for you in 2015. If you’re still working in the same way, prospecting in the same way and it’s not working for you—guess what? It’s time to rethink your business.

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Athletics and Business Intertwine to Show Life Lessons: Thoughts from an Athlete Parent


As I was growing up—and even to this day, I am very involved in athletics. As a high-schooler and through university, I participated in varsity track, basketball and baseball, and studied martial arts, achieving my black belt in tae kwon do and hapkido. I learned many valuable lessons that have been tenets for me to this day; lessons that I use and have passed on to both my children, Caitlin and Alex.

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