I’ll be continuing my series on about the power of serialization and suspense as a content marketing strategy. (See: How Content Marketers Can Use a Literary Technique That Made Charles Dickens Famous) But in honor of the new Charlie Brown movie, The Peanuts Movie, I thought I’d share a story about the real Charlie Brown. For those of […]
The 1960s Myth of Too Much Time in the Future I heard that in the 1960s, Time magazine reported that a subcommittee of the United States Senate was assembled to discuss the topic of time management. They gathered the best experts in the field because they were concerned about the advances in technology. What were they concerned […]
I’ve been thinking about some comments that were made on my “19 Methods” post. It reminded me of something I teach about in the conclusion of e-manual two. It’s something I call… “The Missing Ingredient To Success”. What is it? There is one ingredient that is consistently overlooked in the pursuit of success in business (and […]
