From the monthly archives:

April 2010

Jerks…

April 29, 2010

The Seth Godin Brazen webcast was today. I’ve decided that with the death of Elizabeth Post this week, we should acknowledge something: People are rude! Yes, the webinar started late, but unless people have the inability to multitask at all, why be so ugly? And I know people were bummed, but really, it was still [...]

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Talk about Customer Intimacy

April 27, 2010

This is an out of office I got today: Thank you for your email. From April 26-April 30, we will be not be responding to email nor sending them out except to customers, partners, prospects and investors. We want to maximize authenticity and human connection in our interactions and email is not the best tool [...]

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The New Romance

April 26, 2010

After reading a number of posts about how social media is changing the dating scene, I wondered if there were other changes that had little or nothing to do with social media. I’m a single, female, 20-something, so *hopefully* I’m not way off base with my assumptions about how women may view romance. Movies have [...]

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Do You Have What You Really Need for the Long Haul?

April 22, 2010

“We don’t have what we need anymore because of changes made years ago. For example, an auto insurance company now has to relocate auto mechanics to various states because many of those states have taken away vocational/technical education programs. The insurance company is now responsible for providing members with certified service locations, except those locations [...]

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In NYC with Sam!

April 19, 2010

Wanted to let you all know I’ve been in NYC with Sam Karol this weekend. I’m not going to hit Minneapolis until late Tuesday, so I’ll have some blog awesomeness for you later this week. Until then, cupcakes!!

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Announcement!

April 15, 2010

I’m going to grad school! I’m very excited to say that this fall I will be attending the Virginia Tech Pamplin MBA program. This is something that’s very exciting for me because Virginia Tech is one of the closest things we have to a family school. All of us love it, and my brother who [...]

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It’s a Sin to Settle on a Smaller Dream

April 12, 2010

Do you ever give up a dream? Make a compromise that seems too much like a major sacrifice? Do you stop thinking of yourself and make decisions for others? When it comes to planning ahead for the future, we want to accomplish everything that we were told we could do since we were kids. Being [...]

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