Once upon a time there lived a young boy named Riley (not his real name) who grew up next to a roaring river in Colorado. As soon as he was old enough, his father took … Read the rest…
Category Archives: run a business
Alex (not his real name) was a thirty-something ambitious guy who owned a small web development agency. And he felt he was more than able to juggle multiple roles. So, he designed his own website, … Read the rest…
Once I decided to name this post, Suite Solutions, I started hearing Steven Tyler’s voice. Probably something to do with Aerosmith’s song “Sweet Emotion.” Just thought I’d share that with you so it’ll be in … Read the rest…
Emma had always dreamed of opening her own bake shop. And her grandmother’s recipes were a big part of that dream. Emma could almost smell those homemade goodies every time she closed her eyes and … Read the rest…
Things change fast in this digital age. In regular life. AND in the business world. I don’t think many would disagree with me on that. And I’m certainly seeing things fly by lately. I don’t … Read the rest…
So, what’s with all the hubbub noise I’ve shared about your business hub? Well, this probably doesn’t even concern you, so I wouldn’t lose any sleep over it. Because you’ve already got everything running like … Read the rest…
Have you seen those videos where some guy puts on a good show of working while he’s actually not doing a thing to help? I saw one where the guy went back and forth between … Read the rest…
Tom wanted to help his neighbors be able to get more done in a day. And he had an idea for how to do that. But he just couldn’t make his idea work. Day after … Read the rest…
Of course, I’m WAY too young to remember Charlie Brown’s friend, Linus, who waited and watched for the Great Pumpkin in an animated Charlie Brown Halloween TV special. But I’ve heard the stories. And when … Read the rest…
A friend of mine enjoys tennis. And I’ll bet he’s tuned in to Wimbledon 2024 that’s going on for the first couple of weeks in July. But he enjoys talking about the “good ol’ days” … Read the rest…