I'm quite the cynical guy. I'm not one to make bold predictions either. Combine those two attributes together and you get my annual 2014 social media no bullish*t predictions. Brace yourself. Your mind will be blown. Well, maybe not blow, but you'll probably nod quite a bit and chuckle.
It snowed a ton in the Northeast over the past 24 hours. The kids and wife wanted to build Olaf. Well, the wife did. It's a decent version, though I preferred the Bruschi version she did a few years back.
I have much to be thankful for after a pretty decent year. While 2012 would be described as devasting, 2013 would be described as healing. In 2014, I'm looking to do a number of things. No big promises here. No big resolutions. Just some simple thinking about how to make my life even more enjoyable than it is right now.
The basics of brand journalism all companies should adhere to if they want to get their message heard and drive business...
I'm in an interesting point in my career. I'm nearly in my 40s and I'm the old guy in the room. It's a strange to think that you're the guy with the grey hair that clients trust. They hand on every word. They want your time. They want your counsel. They simply trust you.
That's a fantastic, yet a terrifying thing. Here's why.
Over the past year, I've realized one important thing about business: career opportunities present themselves as often as you create them.
I've come to that realization due to the past three years being full of some ups and some downs. At the end of the day, it has all evened out.
We work hard all week. Vacations are few and far between. Sometimes you need to stop and smell the flowers.
That's what I did this weekend.
I'm Catholic, but not a practicing one per se. I believe in God and all that, mostly because to think that there's nothing else past life is quite depressing.
For those of you who read my blog, you know that my Dad passed over a year and a half ago. It's been rough. But since he's been gone, I've experienced things that are way more than coincidences.
