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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
Author Archives: DavidSCohen
Diet Freskyta is the real thing?
How many products does The Coca-Cola Company offer? Well there’s Coca-Cola, of course, and it doesn’t take long to come up with Diet Coke, and Coke Zero. And if you really think hard, you might think about Caffeine Free Diet Coke, and oh yeah Vanilla Coke, so what maybe 10 or 12 brands? Would you […]
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On the Air
Well it was a great holiday weekend, and I can definitely say that the highlight for me was sitting in as a guest on Connect Grow Profit Radio. CGP Radio is an Internet radio show and podcast syndicated by BlogTalkRadio.com and hosted by Kathy Smart, CEO of SmarterIdeas, Inc. and co-founder of International Businesss Academies. […]
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What is the opposite of "Graceful Degradation?"
Today, you can buy a fairly swanky 22 inch LCD monitor for about $250. You’ll probably be able to get a 30 inch one of superior quality for the same price in less than two years. Goodness only knows how fast your processor will be then, or how much memory you’ll have, but the question […]
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Have a nice day 2.0
A friend of mine has taken to closing his email with statements like “I’m having a great day, because I chose that.” or “Have the day you choose.” At first it struck me as a little bit of a heavy dip into the self-help genre, but the more I thought about it, the more I […]
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The Everything Syndrome
That Swiss army knife is great, it has everything in it, and it can do just about anything — if you don’t happen to have any real tools around. The multi-tool sacrifices the ability to do any one thing great, by trying to do everything. Unfortunately, the same is true of a lot of marketing […]
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