Helping Your Small Business Find Its Voice
What do Porsche sports cars and Samuel Adams beer have in common? Both products came about because their inventors couldn’t find an existing product they liked, so they made their own. Ferry Porsche, son of the company’s founder, couldn’t find a car he wanted to buy, so he had the company build one he did […]
* By Brett Slater and Kelly Slater I guess it’s official now: We’re in a recession. Businesses are cutting back, and consumers are tightening their belts — maybe not going out to eat as often, or not treating ourselves to extravagances we once did. So does that mean no one’s buying ANYthing anymore? Obviously, not. […]
I’ve been a big fan of Family Guy since its debut on Fox back in the late 90’s. Today, Seth MacFarlane debuted his YouTube channel, SethComedy. They have five videos posted so far, and the animation looks typically like that of Family Guy and American Dad, another MacFarlane co-creation. The subject matter is similar as […]
“Imagination grows by exercise, and contrary to common belief, is more powerful in the mature than in the young.” — William Somerset Maugham The truth of the matter is, I’m a little too heavy. And I’m a lot creative. I’m overweight because I don’t exercise enough, and I’m creative because I do. Did you ever […]
Mehlman. So, who’s Peter Mehlman? Ask Jerry Seinfeld. Everyone knows Jerry, Elaine, George, and Kramer. Peter Mehlman, however, is largely unrecognized. Mehlman wrote more Seinfeld episodes than anyone except Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David. He’s the guy who coined the term “Spongeworthy,” and gave us the Soup Nazi. Why mention Mehlman? Because, while it may […]