I know for years now you’ve heard me say plenty of times, “Don’t cut the price, build the brand.” And I’ve given you plenty of reasons to think that way, and several of you have offered some even better reasons in your e-mails and posted comments as to why you refuse to compete on price, […]
Month: July 2014
But what is “the process”?
I know you’ve heard success is a process, not an event (ahem…that was last week’s post, after all…). But what, exactly, is this “process” we keep referring to? For the answer to that question, like so many that appear on the journey, we can simply go back to the basics. The very essence of the […]
Success is a process, not an event!
It’s easy to look at someone who’s successful at just about anything and be more than a little envious. This is because really, really successful people make it look easy. The irony is that in most cases, getting to the point of real success was, for most successful people, anything but easy! Author Judy Carter […]
Yes, we have no (cheap) bananas today…
In his latest book, Get Rich Carefully, Jim Cramer dedicates several pages to the praise of Whole Foods. He also works in a clever zinger, “Give a man a fish, he eats for a day; teach a man to shop for fish at Whole Foods, he’ll be broke within the year.” Ha! In all seriousness, […]
Happy 4th – 2014
The 4th of July is always a good time to appreciate our men & women who have worn their country’s uniform. Feel free to revisit last year’s post if you like. But it’s also a time to recognize that the free market we enjoy was an original, grand experiment of our founding fathers that resulted […]