{Note: The Madonna Timeline is an ongoing feature, where I put the iPod on shuffle, and write a little anecdote on whatever was going on in my life when that Madonna song was released and/or came to prominence in my mind. The difference between a burnt bagel and a family torn apart and killed in the Holocaust. I do not lay claim to any sort of real suffering, not yet. But each of us has our own trials and tribulations, our own demons to be slain or worshipped . The longer we last, the more the world can wound us…
“The brain can only assume its proper behavior when consciousness is doing what it is designed for: not writhing and whirling to get out of present experience, but being effortlessly aware of…
Guest Post: Alan Brawn, Brawn Consulting<br>Believe it or not, digital signage is seen each day by over 70% of the population<br>Research shows that we spend an average of 8 hours per day in front of a screen of some type, including televisions, computers, tablets, smartphones, or increasingly… digital signage<br>Alan Brawn<br>Pretty much everywhere you go and everywhere you look, there is some form…
Alan Couzens explains how to let your body's response to training determine the correct amount of running mileage regardless of what race distance you are training for.
Alan Arnette has an excellent post on Outside detailing the costs of reaching Earth's highest summit, Mount Everest. I've never thought about it before but it totally makes sense that there are a lot of things that go on to make that climb, right? And all those things cost a lot of money! Like $83,000 a lot of money.
Many times when someone buys a new backyard storage shed from me at Alan's Factory Outlet, they ask do I need a building permit for a shed.
Guest columnist Alan Henry offers advice for putting yourself out there online.
You may be a brilliant developer, a highly skilled net admin, or a crackerjack DBA -- but if you're unprofessional, your career is likely to fall short. Alan Norton offers some attributes to strive for.
I know you think you understand what you thought I said, but I’m not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant. Alan Greenspan said it, but it certainly captures what current F…
It's normal for healthy preschoolers to have temper tantrums. Starting to pay attention to tantrum styles may help sort out what's healthy & what's not.
Did You Know? Homing pigeons played an important role in World War II! Here are just a few of the remarkable, and true, things I uncovered during my research for THE LONG FLIGHT HOME. During World …
Alan Hirsch offers a powerful challenge to pastors and leaders to remember what church is all about.
The Apprentice is back on our screens and everyone fancies themselves an entrepreneur. But do you have what it takes?
Alan Foster from McLaren Automotive explains the qualities he looks for in his employees.
MIT educator and physicist Alan Lightman knows how creative discoveries happen.
What do you desire? What makes you itch? What sort of a situation would you like? Let’s suppose, I do this often in vocational guidance of students, they…
Workplace violence is rising at an alarming rate. Although many leaders and staff are concerned, most don’t know how or where to begin to solve this horrific problem. The following is my interview with a renowned expert. I hope this … Continue reading →
Alan Wanders, Growth Manager at Motivii shares his rundown of what a converting SaaS demo should look like. Demoing SaaS is easy. You’ve just got to show your prospect the platform, help them understand how it tackles their problem, and then set their expectations for what they’ll pay for the tech. OK, in practice, it’s more... Continue Reading →
Know Spidey from the movies, but not so much the comic books? Alan Kistler has some pertinent info, in easily digestible form
“Failing to plan is planning to fail.” This quote by time management expert Alan Lakein perfectly summarizes the importance of…