Wherever you live, would you walk half a mile at 3 o’clock in the morning? I did it three times, and two of those times I did it alone. Every time I go to Israel I am terrified the week...
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I have decided that Israeli’s – Bless Them – are like black coffee to me. Black coffee is just too strong for me, I have to add something: cappuccino, hot chocolate, flavored creamer, something to enjoy the jolt. Israeli’s are...
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I know I learn best one-on-one. I know that, but it doesn’t mean I don’t fight it. Sometimes I fight it for time reasons, sometimes I fight it for financial reasons, and sometimes I don’t know why I fight it....
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“All politics is local” is a popular refrain we hear at every election time and sometimes in-between. So what can we learn from this most recent primary week that can help us in our everyday lives? Own Your Resume- This...
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I had a very bad experience with eBay recently. Really, really bad experience. They are so far from customer “delight” that can’t see it in the rearview mirror or the dashboard mirror. I can’t believe the poor customer service that...
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Mark Zuckerberg came willingly to Capitol Hill to testify before the Senate and Congressional members. There is always a short term and long term evaluation of any speech or presentation. Short term observable, measurable evidence of a home run is...
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We all know that the visual is an important component in protecting our value. One of our challenges is how each generation communicates through their visual: a leather briefcase versus a backpack, Steve Jobs black turtleneck versus a corporate tie....
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If you are like me, at first glance you didn’t even know what FOMO meant. It sounded a little like FEMA to me. Talking with my new BFF’’s, I asked them why they had gathered from Canada and San Francisco...
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Perhaps my claim to fame will be that I was at Beachwood Place the day of the recent lockdown. I am a news junkie. I like to see and hear the same event analyzed over and over again from different...
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When I talk about the lessons we can learn from the Oscars, my comments sometimes are met with a glassy eyed stare as if to say “the Oscars have nothing to do with me”. I continue to say, for anyone...
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