Archive | August, 2009

Does Your Business or Idea Make Meaning?

I really enjoy writing this blog for one reason, to INSPIRE the people that read it.  That’s my passion. All of my posts may not be inspirational per say, but for the most part, I really try to add an element of meaning to everything I do.  Guy Kawasaki, founder and Managing Director of Garage [...]

14 August 2009

Where Do You Find Your Professional Inspiration?

Over the past 10 years, I have had the opportunity to meet and come to know several people, from many cultures and walks of life and with the economy and society ever evolving, I am always interested not only in what “drives” them, but also, what “inspires” them. So! This post is purely from a [...]

10 August 2009

SETTING EXPECTATIONS – 5 Things to Remember for Maintaining Your Professional Credibility

It has been about a week since my last post, so I thought it would be appropriate to write about the importance of setting the right expectations. But what is the right expectation? Different people certainly have different expectations in different situations.  I find that many of us are guilty of OVERPROMISING and UNDERDELIVERING, let’s [...]

10 August 2009

The Four Main Life Lessons That We Can Learn From Bill Murray

Bill Murray is famous for his deadpan acting and impenetrable cool. With a phenomenal level of consistent greatness, Murray is one of the most enduring comedic actors in movie history. Murray received an Oscar nomination for his role in “Lost in Translation.” His screen credits also include the “Ghostbusters” movies, “Caddyshack”, “Stripes” and “Groundhog Day.” [...]

5 August 2009