Consistency is the key…

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True Confessions?  My oldest daughter still holds it against me that I would not impress a bedtime for my children, once they reached four years old.  My  policy was you could stay up as late as you want- but you had to get up the next morning when required.  If it were a school day, that meant 7:15; Saturday meant 8:30, and Sunday- whenever.

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You are (not) a pain in my…

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I have broken more than a few bones- more than a few times each.  I’ve been in a few wrecks. And, just a few weeks ago, I managed to obtain (now, there’s a verb choice) a second and third degree burn on my left arm.  I was stunned- performed the best first aid I could and bundled myself off to the emergency clinic.

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Formulaic!

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Chemical equations define what reactions occur when various materials are mixed.  Now, that actually has a good business purpose- because we want to be able to make our products consistently.  (And, don’t think that baking your cake or making your dinner via a recipe is any different.)

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What’s behind that curtain?

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It’s time for a little truth.  One that has probably eluded you for years- because your employer provides your health insurance.  But, if you have to buy your own insurance- or, worse yet, have no insurance, you probably have an inkling of these insidious practices.

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Should you? Or shouldn’t you?

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Your new product is ready- but, you don’t have enough money to bring it to market. Do you search for angels? venture capital? crowdsource? That last choice is the new one, the one made possible by the Jobs Act (reported here), where you convince folks (typically LOTS of folks) to provide you with a small amount of money (each, but it should be lots in total). Typically, those folks want something in return. There are internet sites that makes crowdsourcing all possible. Kickstarter, Indiegogo, AngelList are three such sites.

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First, do no harm?

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I’ve written that it is critical to examine one’s business environment often. To insure that what we are doing will make sense- and money- inf the future. Most of us lack lobbyists at our beck and call to insure our business is not overcome by those changes.

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Broken Bat?

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Go, Phils! (I know, we are not doing well- but I still support them. With a 2+ hour drive – each way- as a season ticket holder.  I even got back last night at 2 AM- and was at a meeting by 5:20 AM this morning.) I’ve been a Phanatic since I was 12. When Jim Bunning pitched a perfect game on Father’s Day. But, I’m not writing about the Phils, per se…

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