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Left Brain + Right Brain = My Blog
This blog is chock full of joyful drawings and a few musings on personal branding, startups, creativity and being a beacon.
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"I adore your doodles... I swear looking at those bunnies lowers my blood pressure, calms my mind and makes me smarter. Who needs meditation when there are bunnies?"
~Caitlín Mowbray - Meditation Teacher, Astrologer and Soul Provocateur
Monthly Archives: February 2009
Arthur G. Schoeck – TTI Trainer of the Year
Just wanted to give a shout out to one of my clients: Data Dome‘s founder and CEO, Art Schoeck, was just named by Target Training International (TTI) as their recipient of the prestigious Trainer of the Year Award! He was picked from over 7000 DISC training experts spread across 50 countries – kudos Art!
Art Party Tonight
It’s been too long since I mentioned anything art related in this blog. To remedy that I’m giving a little publicity to my friend Richard (a.k.a. Visibleman) and the Art Party he is showing some paintings at tonight. Here’s the details: Saturday 21st, 7pm at the Sycamore Place Gallery 120 Sycamore Place, Decatur 30030 Paintings […]
What are you doing to grow your business?
***Update: I wrote this post in early 2009, but I think the message is still relevant today, perhaps even more so.*** I can’t sleep because I’m worried about people falling off boats. If you are clinging to the side of a ship while wearing a life preserver, you may take some small comfort in knowing […]
Posted in commentary, mad scribblings, Thought for the day Tagged business, economy, growth Comments closed
Branding with vinegar or without?
I’ve been meaning to mention a book that I really enjoyed: Predictably Irrational: The Hidden Forces That Shape Our Decisions by Dan Ariely. It examines some of the quirks in our buying behaviors and some of the types of judgments we make based on perceptions and preconceptions. This is an area where a brand’s mystique […]
Posted in Bibliography, branding, Branding Thoughts, commentary, trust Tagged ariely, branding, perceptions Comments closed
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