What if we seed interest in our businesses over time, and sell success — not fear of failure?
Question: Are you employed by a commercial hatchery? If not, have you heard of a salmon ladder? Hatcheries construct a series of gates to help fish swim upstream to spawn. (So kind of them, though I suppose it’s deadly and self-serving assistance.) That’s a salmon ladder. A few folks were curious about that last week…iykyk. […]
Question: Are you employed by a commercial hatchery? If not, have you heard of a salmon ladder? Hatcheries construct a series of gates to help fish swim upstream to spawn. (So kind of them, though I suppose it’s deadly and self-serving assistance.) That’s a salmon ladder. A few folks were curious about that last week…iykyk. […]
Somewhere between Seattle and Skokomish, between the caffeine kicking in and the caffeine propelling me into an anxious spiral, between the backseat and the beauty of tHe GrEaT oUtDooRs, I finally mustered the courage to ask: “But like…why?” It was 7 a.m., and my sister, her husband, and I were already two hours into our […]
Somewhere between Seattle and Skokomish, between the caffeine kicking in and the caffeine propelling me into an anxious spiral, between the backseat and the beauty of tHe GrEaT oUtDooRs, I finally mustered the courage to ask: “But like…why?” It was 7 a.m., and my sister, her husband, and I were already two hours into our […]
Studies have shown I watch 428% more television than I should. I’m down one show as of Sunday night, though. True Detective: Night Country wrapped itself up as best a show like it can, in all its dark, frigid, spooky, supernatural glory. The show was ultimately about what happens when we bottle up grief, and the power […]
Studies have shown I watch 428% more television than I should. I’m down one show as of Sunday night, though. True Detective: Night Country wrapped itself up as best a show like it can, in all its dark, frigid, spooky, supernatural glory. The show was ultimately about what happens when we bottle up grief, and the power […]
That was almost real, real bad.
Gawd, the repetitive, generalized, yawner sponsor messages!
Five tips to sound more like yourself when you write about what you do.
How can our customers know who to trust when everyone’s LYING?
Creativity in a deep freeze? Wrap yourself in a cozy blanket of practical planning.Â
iF uR NoT GrOwInG, uR dYiNg!!1! (Yes or no?)
A fairly unsurprising airing of grievances for you.
