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“Philosophers are people who know less and less about more and more, until they know nothing about everything. Scientists are people who know more and more about less and less, until they know everything about nothing.” — Attributed to Konrad Lorenz Read More

“Don't bother just to be better than your contemporaries or predecessors. Try to be better than yourself."
--William Faulkner

I agree! You can't make any excuse when you "lose" to yourself. Read More

I read a lot. In my view, all business people must read a lot. I seek out the opinions of others a lot. In my view, all business people must seek out the opinions of others a lot. New facts and perspectives, combined with all the facts and perspectives already in our heads are the raw materials Read More

“The secret of success in life is for a man to be ready for his opportunity when it comes.” – Benjamin Disraeli

…and according to Murphy’s Law, that big opportunity will always come by at an incredibly inopportune time. Read More

Without fail when I talk about E-Rep and the use of social media in B2B sales the, “I don’t have the time,” issues comes up. Ughhh… Are you kidding me? Read More

“A committee can make a decision that is dumber than any of its members.” David Coblitz

Stand up for your opinion! Read More

We do some work with a large, multi-Billion dollar company.

They have a sales force that numbers around 1,500 people.

And if you asked us, we here at Dreamland Interactive would tell them that EACH AND EVERY one of those 1,500 people should have their very own personal blog.

What?

Wait… Read More

Sometimes, stating the obvious is nothing more than that; merely verbalizing what everybody in the audience already knows. Sometimes, something is obvious to the speaker/writer, but is genuinely a novel concept for the audience. Sometimes, everybody already knows, but only a few actually practice Read More

Nicholas Negroponte, Director of the renowned MIT Media Lab, a frequent contributor to Wired, wrote a book titled “Being Digital” in 1995. His basic premise is that atoms (physical things) will be rapidly converted to bits (binary streams of data) and distributed over high-speed packet networks (th Read More

There’s something exhilarating about tackling a really big problem or pursuing a really big goal. It somehow puts so many things in a different perspective. Lucky for me, I’ve experienced the excitement quite a few times in my business career, and now I’m in the middle of another biggie in the co Read More