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Endings and New Beginnings

By Craig Galati · October 17, 2011 · 10 AM

You never really know what is going to happen on any given day. Some things may end and others may begin.

Rest and Relaxation

By Craig Galati · October 3, 2011 · 9:52 AM

It doesn’t matter where I’m traveling. When I talk to businessmen and women, I can see how truly tired and overworked they are.

Don’t Just Differentiate, Be Distinctive

By Craig Galati · September 19, 2011 · 10 AM

Dictionary.com defines: Differentiate: to become unlike or dissimilar, change in character. Distinctive: having special quality, style, attractiveness, etc. notable.

Tomorrow or Today

By Craig Galati · September 5, 2011 · 10 AM

I had the opportunity to see Scott McKain speak two weeks ago at the Society for Marketing Professional Service’s “Build Business” Conference in Chicago.

Thrive!

By Craig Galati · August 22, 2011 · 10 AM

I’ve been fortunate that my business has been less affected by the recession of the last three years than many of my colleagues’ businesses.

A New Age of Work (Part 2)

By Craig Galati · August 8, 2011 · 10 AM

In my previous post, I wrote about Seth Godin’s analysis of how the “take-care-of-you bargain” has failed.

A New Age of Work

By Craig Galati · July 25, 2011 · 10 AM

According to author Seth Godin in his book entitled, “Linchpin,” the ‘take-care-of-you bargain’ made to employees by most 20th century companies has fallen apart.

Choices

By Craig Galati · July 11, 2011 · 10 AM

I’ve spent quite a bit of time this summer touring colleges with my oldest son.

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How Much Would You Pay?

By Craig Galati · June 27, 2011 · 10 AM

I bought a 4 GB flash drive not too long ago. It was a pretty good buy at only $9.99.

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What’s Next?

By Craig Galati · June 13, 2011 · 9:30 AM

Your business is humming along. You’ve survived the initial shock of the recession and you have made the adjustments to keep your business moving forward. So, what’s next?