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Over time businesses evolve. And in this fast paced world, we need to be aware of this evolution. If your not watching, you may miss opportunities that you didn’t see coming. How do you stay on top of changes? Watch where your income is coming from. Has a small niche part of your business become a larger . . . → Read More: Monitoring Change I just spent two weeks spinning and weaving my way through life, and it had nothing to do with yarn! (For those of you who don’t know, I’m an avid knitter.) Evidently whatever sends the message telling your brain that your feet are firmly planted on the floor quit working for me. Instead of walking in a . . . → Read More: Vertigo and Marketing  “Life is what happens while you’re making other plans” – John Lennon It’s a New Year and time to improve your relationship with Time. Here are a few thoughts to help you on your way. 1. Time is not under your control. You get 24 hours a day; you choose what you do . . . → Read More: A New Relationship With Time The other day, my husband was talking about the difference between fishing with and without a bobber. And the idea made me think of marketing. When you fish with a bobber, the bobber sits on the surface of the water. You watch the bobber, and if you see it bob, you know that there’s something on the . . . → Read More: Marketing With A Bobber For the past several years, I’ve been hearing a common cry: “Focus on what you want, and the universe will deliver.” I think this is a little simplistic. Instead of assuming that the universe simply delivers, could it be that by focusing on what we want, we actually move ourselves in that direction? We start thinking about . . . → Read More: The Universe Delivers What’s the future of Facebook. I don’t mean: “Will it be here in five years”? It probably will. Of course, it might not. But if it is here, it won’t be the way it is today, or even what it is today. It will be something completely different . . . → Read More: Facebook – The Posts That Matter I’ve been hearing a lot of people expressing what I’m feeling. “This isn’t the way it’s supposed to be now. I’ve worked hard all my life, and I shouldn’t be having to deal with this.” “This” being job loss, reduced income, and financial uncertainty. In other words, it isn’t fair. My mother always said . . . → Read More: Making the Best of It In the novel I’m writing, my heroine enters a restroom where she finds a dead body. She feels as though the world has tipped on its axis, plummeting her into a nightmare where her life will never be the same. Of course, that’s a novel, but in many ways, what we’re experiencing feels the same way. The . . . → Read More: The Financial Shift I got out a stamp this morning and realize how much I hate having to deal with mailing snail mail. I know the Post Office is considering the idea of reducing mail delivery to only weekdays, and I wonder how I’ll feel about that. I like getting mail. It comes everyday at about 2:30, and the dogs . . . → Read More: Stamps According to Rumer Godden, we live in a house of four rooms: Physical, Mental, Emotional and Spiritual. In thinking about this, I know that I have friends and acquaintances who are always analyzing things – the mental room; always dragged down by worrying about things – the emotional room; or looking to the spiritual for help . . . → Read More: What Room Do You Live In? |
Judy Kane |
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