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Monthly Archives: February 2016
The best/worst ever
You can’t go very long in life without hearing someone say, “this is the worst (or best) [insert experience here] I’ve ever had.” A few weeks ago, I caught myself saying the same thing about my most recent haircut – … Continue reading
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Tagged creating great experiences, jon friesch
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Our national anthem
I missed the first 6 minutes of the Super Bowl this year, which is the first time I can remember missing any of the game. But I do remember the announcers referencing how amazing Lady Gaga’s national anthem was. It … Continue reading
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Tagged jon friesch, lady gaga national anthem, super bowl national anthem
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Bonus plans
For most of my professional life, I’ve been part of my company’s bonus plan. And for most of my professional life, I’ve found it frustrating and confusing. Nearly every year, for the past 20 years, I get asked to think … Continue reading
Feelin’ all political
Last night was the New Hampshire primary, and I can’t help but feel all political ‘n shi* today. So here are some thoughts on this election year… ==== Can people stop trying to determine who is electable? It’s like not … Continue reading
Super Bowl ad explains trickle-down economics
People love to say “trickle down economics” doesn’t work, but I would submit those people don’t understand the premise. It’s not even a question of whether or not it works. “Trickle down economics” is just nature. What “trickle down economics” … Continue reading