There seem to be two types of people in this world. No, not Democrat vs Republican. Not those who believe aliens exist and walk among us vs those who don’t. And certainly not Red
When I first wrote the title for this blog, “Executing a Purple Cow,” I realized it could easily be misinterpreted. You might even think this was a Netflix documentary in the vein of “Don’t
I’m not 100% (as the kiddos say) sure what first compelled me to pick up that intriguing, small, purple book. Perhaps it was the book’s modest size that attracted me – I must admit,
Imagine for a moment you are looking to repaint your living room. You have decided to paint it white to match your couch and your curtains. The only thing standing between you enjoying your
All I can say is “Thank you!” Your overwhelming response to my previous blog, ‘Because’ Is the Secret to Compliance (read it here), has touched my heart. From the many clever ‘because’ persuasion techniques
“Because I said so.” That ever-present phrase from my youth. My dad, probably like his dad before him and his dad before him, had used those four words many times to elicit action. Whether
In a world where attention spans are shorter than ever (SQUIRREL!), where 120 characters feel like Tolstoy’s ‘War, What Is It Good For?’ and 15-second TikTok videos make us wonder, “Why are they so
You know how when you go to a restaurant, they always ask you if you have dined with them before. Do you ever answer opposite to the truth just to see what they say
Hey there, shoppers! Today, let’s talk about something that’s relevant to all of us when we shop online: reviews. You know, those comments you skim through before making a purchase, from a few dollars
So, I’m not sure you’re supposed to open a blog that you want people to read with the word “so”. But I typically don’t follow “The Little, Brown Handbook” in my writing. In fact,