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Watch Jesse's TEDx video to learn the three things that catalyze success:
Perspective, Strategy and Execution. The Theory of Success.

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Two pre-eminent Pacific Northwest companies occasionally share pieces of their long view public. Both Amazon and Filson are achieving their goals and securing their futures by purchasing real estate. Recent news about Amazon included plans to open hundreds of bookstores. Read More

Each day Seth brings challenging ideas to entrepreneurs and uses the 26 letters of the alphabet masterfully to validate and poke. For his recent article "Ad Blocking" we turn Seth’s excellent checklist into a more focused "next step" with a question to help answer: "Who is going to do the work?" Read More

Gary V. offers advice in his recent video to help you understand how to get in the New York Times, in front of the bigger celebrities or get connected to that BIG audience. Watch the video here: Read More

The term “teamwork” is overused and can easily become gobbledygook. Almost anyone say “Teamwork creates success”. Here are resources to avoid gobbledygook: Read More

Every week you meet someone and think to yourself: "They are amazing! I wish there was something special I could do to let them know how much they are appreciated!" As you see in the video, you can have a comic book story made and highlight that person as a superhero and have a superhero poster mad Read More

When people ask “why are you successful” the response should be “isn’t it obvious?”

True story:

What did the first caveman who discovered fire do?

He went back to his cave and told his cavewoman “Cavewoman, cook me some food!”

What happened next?

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Entrepreneurs create their own obstacles since feelings, emotions and comfort levels can have a more dramatic impact until a personal commitment and discipline takes over.

If you or someone you know has lots of experience, wisdom and has high expertise but is afraid to market or sell their prod Read More

The trick to content:
Don’t think.
Listen to the questions.
Answer them.
Done.

Those who think before they listen can get lost in the possibilities.
The deeper they think, the bigger the possibilities.
It’s not that they are wrong, but it quickly becomes a buffet of opportunities without f Read More

Because business and life is a complicated puzzle and a little scary, some people don't have beliefs, they copy. The simpler and less risky approach is to ask others: "What do you believe? I will believe what you believe and do what you do... for now."

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