Why Speak?
·
Speaking at conferences is often painful. Why bother in the first place?
·
Speaking at conferences is often painful. Why bother in the first place?
·
Air Canada, with their utter inability to tell the truth about scheduling, deal with delays caused by their own incompetence, or offer any sort of meaningful support to a plane full of rebooked and re-routed passengers has joined Delta on my list of airlines I will never fly again.
·
Every now and again, I take some time to unplug, drive out to the middle of nowhere, and just be.
·
You never know when the enjoyable situation will fade – or be ripped from you – so make the most of it while you can.
·
What will I get out of my $400 ticket and two lost business days attending the conference? I have no idea …
·
Everyone has different times and modes of work that make them the most productive.
·
When tragedy strikes, there’s no end to the number of people crying out in public for us to ban together and “do something.”
·
No matter what you do, always take time to give back to the community that helped define you.
·
The mistake I make the most often is getting too far ahead of an idea.
·
The worst thing I remember about my old habits with dishes was how long it would take to do them when I finally got around to it.