I had a little fun playing with Adobe Fireworks today, I am no expert but I was able to create this little gem.
Enjoy.
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As you can probably tell, I haven’t been posting to this blog on a regular basis. This is not because I don’t have things to say, or time to write, it’s simply because my energy has been focused elsewhere. So, until further notice, I am going to put this site on hold while I work on the other projects in my life.
For all of those interested in where I’ve been spending my time, I’ve written up this little summary,
Netgen – Rocking business development and sales. I help companies looking to showcase their company’s culture and engage visitors.
Simple Story Videos (a division of Netgen) - I am working almost exclusively with start ups and tech companies, helping them communicate their magnificently complex solutions in short, 60 – 90 second, animated videos. See some examples here.
Last but not least,
Be Mobile – The newest addition to the Netgen family, Be Mobile is a quick and easy solution for companies looking to optimize their content on mobile devices.
Aside from work I’ve trying to take the weekends off to relax with friends and live life a little. If you are interesting in following these shenanigans you’re welcome to do so through social media, more social media, or if I’m not there you can find me here on, some more social media.
And for those of you concerned that I’ll never blog again, you’ll be happy to hear that this cease fire is not permanent. This post is just a heads up for my “massive following” that my next post does not have a due date in the foreseeable future. That being said, when I do get back to updating this site, you’ll know…
This post is dedicated to Brennan Loh, who, in my absence, will continue to inspire young entrepreneurs through his blog at, throughintheclutch.com. Enjoy.
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I learned a valuable lesson this week while reading Dale Carnegie’s “How to Make Friends and Influence People”, that is, there is never a good reason to criticize anyone. Not to say that constructive criticism is a bad thing but to straight up talk down to someone about their actions is never justified.
No matter how bad someone messes up, or how right you think you are, you can never truly understand everything the person was going through. That being said, people usually know when they screw up which means that they are less likely to make the same mistake again. I believe that the best time to put your trust in someone is right after they have made a mistake, this show that you have faith in them and it will encourage them to keep at it.
My goal this week, don’t criticize anyone, although I am hoping to keep this up for more than a week.
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- 80 percent of people will delay making a decision until they can get a friend’s stamp of approval.
- 80 percent of the benefits come from 20% of the effort
- 80 percent of mobile video is viewed on Apple devices
- 80 percent of Canadians watched some part of last year’s gold medal mens hockey game at the Olympics.
- 80 percent of Canadians are happy with the health care system
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