Posted by
Josh on
Feb 15th, 2010
I’m hearing it virtually everyday now from friends, clients, and family members.
“I wish I had more money.”
“How did we end up with so many bills?”
“If I can just make it to next payday…”
I understand that most of us can’t just wave a wand and create more income for ourselves, or talk our companies into giving us a raise…not in this economy. But, what if I told you that...
Posted by
Josh on
Feb 6th, 2010
Go easy on me. This is officially my first video post with just me…nothing else.
Relationships. Trust me, over the past few years I’ve learned more about the value of relationships than I could possibly ever imagine. Thank you to those who encourage, uplift, and most importantly listen…truly listen.
Conversely, thank you to those who did the exact opposite of the above. Without...
Posted by
Josh on
Feb 3rd, 2010
Many of us have met at the Daily Grind on 419 in Roanoke for coffee, lunch, or fellowship and it’s become almost a home away from home for some. Countless relationships, ideas, and friendships have been forged at the very booth I’m sitting in as I write these thoughts.
If walls could talk…what would they say here? Would they talk about the frequent regulars like Heather Jacobson, John...
Posted by
Josh on
Jan 29th, 2010
I’ve recently been arguing the point that Marketers shape a consumer’s needs and wants – versus – simply reflecting what a consumer needs/wants. Here are my thoughts…
By definition, Marketing means to “identify and meet human and social needs”. The question, then, becomes exactly how are those needs identified. Are consumer needs shaped by marketers, or are the...