We talk to the visitor, answer the e-mail, and pick up the phone. Sometimes, we do all three at once!

Our work is a practice. One bad day is nothing to us. Ten bad days are nothing.

If one looks closely at “The Road Not Taken,” one discovers the many ambiguities written there about choice. The “two roads” are, after all, not that very different. “Both that morning equally lay in leaves no step had trodden black,” he writes. The signs were vague, indistinct. How to choose? What Frost makes clear in his poem is that the act of c

In Carl's case, he had almost 25 years of clients that he had never once reached out to. He had twenty five years of happy clients who just needed a gentle nudge.

The artist and the addict both wrestle with this experience of exile. They share an acute, even excruciating sensitivity to the state of separation and isolation, and both actively seek a way to overcome it, to transcend it, or at least to make the pain go away.

Can we maintain profit margins while also making experiences that put us in touch with the wondrous, the delightful, and the mysterious? Isn’t it time to bring our fullest selves to the job? What if we could find romance in and through business?

have life goals that you’ve never completed or even attempted?

These changes are sustainable because they happen at an embodied level, meaning that you will fundamentally shift how you show up in the world, every day.

Your brand is the entire ecosystem around your company that leads to a feeling or perception in the eyes or hearts of your customers.