Find The Time, Finally Take Action
Charlene Norman
December 11, 2018
Is our problem finding the time? Or finally, take action? In the last post, I told you about my laptop trials and tribulations. Update: it
Simple Processes: A Real Life Example
Charlene Norman
December 10, 2018
You have heard us say several times now that there are three pillars which every single company needs to survive and thrive in the next
How Good are Your Leadership Skills?
Charlene Norman
December 5, 2018
Effective leadership has always been a passion of mine and I‘ve been thinking a lot about it lately. Specifically the leadership skills necessary for the
The Magic Formula For Just About Everything
Charlene Norman
September 12, 2018
A few years ago, my friend Robert Wright asked me to help him fine tune something he was working on. Robert is a sales and
The Real Utility of Social Media
Charlene Norman
September 3, 2018
Over the last year or so, I seem to have stumbled into several pissing contests over the real and imagined virtues of social media. (And
5 Smart Business Tips From The Great Bob Dylan
Charlene Norman
August 17, 2018
I have always considered myself to be a bit lucky. So lucky, in fact, that I was fortunate enough to have met and talked one-on-one
Plan Your Upcoming Marketing Efforts
Charlene Norman
August 4, 2018
Lately, we have been working with a client and chatting with a few prospects, and the whole topic of planning your marketing efforts has been,
Ruling Your World In 10 Easy Steps
Charlene Norman
July 18, 2018
This post served as one of our handy bi-weekly newsletters, which are filled with as much insight and good business advice as we can cram
How a Mentor can be Invaluable
Charlene Norman
July 3, 2018
We often hear frequently the phrase, “Yeah but I don’t need a mentor” Or “You are my mentor”, (of course, we are not being paid.)
An Alternative To Waiting For A Regime Change In America
Charlene Norman
June 27, 2018
A simple fact of life in America is that a great many of that government’s actions have done pitifully little to improve the fortunes of