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Is Bigger always better in Business? At 2,717 spectacular ft. the answer might seem "Yes!"

But consider the pathetic occupancy rate in the tower that nobody wants to be in.

A story of "too big for your britches" and Business Implosion! Read More

Blogging WILL bring customers to your doorstep in hordes! New Clients, added income and exposure...

BUT...

Consider the case of Arthur Sanderson: The first person to DIE as a direct result of Business Blog success... Read More

FLASHBACK: 1950s. More doctors smoke Camels than any other brand.

The Present: Is your Marketing message sound? Beneficial? Productive?

Is it time for change in your way of thinking? Read More

Ever wonder which toys teach entrepreneurial and Business skills?

I'll give you a clue: they're old-fashioned, need no batteries and have influenced millions.

Find out what Donald Trump, Richard Branson and the cream of the CEO crop played with as toddlers!

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Did Jimi Hendrix sing "Kiss the sky" or "Kiss this guy?" Did Manfred Mann really sing "Wrapped up like a douche?"

In Business, it's no different. Message is ESSENTIAL! Say what you mean and mean what you say! Read More

Can you guess what percentage of Rolls-Royces produced since 1906 are still on the road? The answer will blow you away!

Quality is not just about half-million dollar cars. It's something we must strive for in every business deal! Read More

The Pros and Cons of becoming a Business Freelancer.

A Reality-Check from me and my new Ferrari! Read More

From individuals to BUSINESSES, it's PC gone awry!

Whether you are just celebrating or whether your are SELLING, stop walking on eggshells and start calling it Christmas! Read More

Branding a Product and Choosing a Name can be a complex undertaking. Not taking into account Culture and Language can have far-reaching consequences.

Will the discerning Israeli driver be able to reconcile with driving Nissan's new "COCKROACH?" Read More

Last night HE came for me. The BUSINESS GRIM-REAPER. Death himself!

He took me on a terrifying journey through the graveyard of failed businesses.

Frightening. Haunting. Other-Worldly. It's where seemingly good businesses go to die! Read More