Networking Lessons from a Bad Break: Lesson #3

by | Jul 31, 2012 | Blog

Continuing with my lessons learned from my “failed” triple board break, watching my efforts in the video, I can see that my kick wasn’t aimed well. In the first attempt, it was way too high. In fact, I think I might have clipped one of the...

Networking Lessons from a Bad Break: Lesson #2

by | Jul 24, 2012 | Blog

In the last post, I told you about a “failed” board-breaking attempt that I made as a part of the many tests I am going through for my next belt. As with many of the so-called “failures” in our lives, it’s only truly a failure if we...

Networking Lessons from a Bad Break: Lesson #1

by | Jul 19, 2012 | Blog

With a mighty “Hiyaa!”, I drove my foot toward the waiting planks of wood… … and bounced off. As one of the tests for my next belt at Keith Hafner’s Karate, back in the Spring, I did a board-breaking — actually a triple board break...

Sometimes You Get What You Need

by | Jul 17, 2012 | Blog

Sometimes we need to hear it. If the emergency sirens start sounding that severe weather is near, perhaps it’s time to set aside your plans for the family picnic. Heck, if the weather forecaster is telling you that there’s better than a fifty percent...

The Personal Message

by | Jul 10, 2012 | Blog

In a post from a while ago, I talked about some bad behaviors regarding communicating with your customers through a form letter. My friend Victoria Kamm, President of Obviously Brilliant, commented on the post and wondered about how one would actually go about...

They May Still Hate You

by | Jul 5, 2012 | Blog

“This is rubbish.” That was how a comment from a reader began to a recent article I posted on AnnArbor.com. She then went on to cast aspersions on my business style, location, credentials, and, yes, even my wardrobe. This is the payment you will sometimes...
Greg Peters
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