The second week of March (before many felt driven to quarantine), my family was out of town enjoying Spring Break, without me. I tried to take advantage of my free time. I read an entire book, drank a cup of coffee before it got cold, completed some neglected house projects, and then I went wild and headed down to the DMV for my Real ID. After all that I felt productive, fresh, and ready to welcome home my tribe; but there were still 4 days to fill.
From the Bubonic Plague to Ford’s invention of the assembly line, the way society progresses relies on pivotal events; sometimes intentional and other times not. While we are still adjusting to changes due to COVID-19 and unsure of what the next six months will look like, I can’t help but wonder what history books will say about this time 100 years from now. How will this pandemic affect the way we work and shop, where we choose to live, and more?
It happened again. You receive an urgent email from a client with !!HELP!! in the subject line and a big red exclamation point that immediately sets your heart and brain racing. What problem is this going to bring to my day? After reading the message, you’re left with more questions than answers, or sometimes just one question: what is this person talking about?
How can it be that email — the most common form of business communication on the planet — is so often poorly implemented, and how can you be a better email communicator?
I feel like writing a blog today and I need to be writing more often. Instead of diving into some research though, I'm going to shoot from the hip.
There's a lot of anger going around social media these days. I'm in Houston, TX and it's March of 2020, so you can only imagine the Astros hate I'm forced to endure daily on my various social platforms.
Recently we had a little Google issue. We randomly received an email from Google letting us know that the main email address attached to our account had been successfully updated – with a Gmail address that wasn't ours.
