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28 September 2012 ~ Comments Off

What Kind Of Ride Are You On?

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I started riding a motorcycle about 3 or 4 years ago, and on the drive into the office this morning (in a car) watching the behavior of the other drivers on the road, I was struck by the contradiction and disparity between those who guide these two different types of vehicles. Automobiles Overwhelmingly the majority [...]

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16 March 2011 ~ Comments Off

New Idea Guy Mailing Address

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The Post Office I’ve been using for the past 8 or 9 years is closing. The form letter they sent (with ZERO information on how to contact any human being who actually works in that location) informed me of their intent to relocate my PO Box to a Columbus city office much further from my home than [...]

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04 January 2011 ~ 2 Comments

52 Weeks of Whensdays

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January is an ideal time to adopt an “Everyday is Whensday” philosophy. By now you’ve probably noted the unique spelling (or at the very least realized the date of this blog post is most certainly NOT the weekday that falls between Tuesday and Thursday.) I first shared this concept last year after I’d spent some [...]

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23 December 2010 ~ Comments Off

Back to The (Business) Brickyard

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Your Business Brickyard isn’t some fluffy business fable as one might judge by its slim storybook size and hardcover. The business insights contained within were heard-earned by Howard Mann (the author) himself via his own experiences in running a successful (but stressful) freight and logistics company. The content is broken into core components that benefit [...]

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22 December 2010 ~ Comments Off

Red Rubber Ball At Work

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The Red Rubber Ball At Work is an excellent companion to Rules of the Red Rubber Ball! I was expecting to be a more of the original (which I also loved) but the author slightly shifted the approach in this wholly original addition to the Red Rubber Ball series. I thought it was going to [...]

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