What is most important to you? In life? In business?
One way of finding out is to track your time and find out what you spend the most time doing. That’s ridiculous, you say. But it is not. We spend time doing those things we value the most. And if you don’t like the way you […]
Kaizen is a wonderful word, courtesy of the Japanese. It means continuous improvement. Reminds me of Ben Franklin and the power of compounding interest. (Actually Franklin demonstrated his knowledge and commitment to slow growth in his will, making 1000 pound bequests to both Philadelphia and Boston that was to be invested and grew to millions […]
James Brausch is having question time again. This time he asks for our most important question related to running an intern program. As usual, the best question gets a gift. Unusually, he posted that this time although he would not disclose the prize, he would say that it is valued at $10,000. I suppose it […]
If you have an Internet business that can benefit from higher rankings in Google, Yahoo, or MSN, then you need RaSof. And if you have RaSof, then you need OPRAsof.
Don’t get me wrong, RaSof is an awesome program. It has proven itself time and again. Its creator, James Brausch, has taken his own web pages […]
Well, James Brausch did indeed answer my question. Just as I realized he would. His response, which can be found at http://www.jamesbrausch.com/?p=682 is reminiscent of a very famous advertisement, a copy of which sits in my office:
An imposing looking executive sits in his chair with a scowl […]
