In spite of the plaintiff cries of school children, there are times in life when you will use that stuff you learn in school — or at least should use it.

Case in point.   What if a certain organization is selling you 2000 ad views for $800 a month. Now 800 new customers for less than $1000 sounds great. Or does it? Continue reading →

Let’s get right to the punch line. If you truly want to succeed at something then it is necessary to take on the attitude: “Failure is not an option.”

If a deadline can be pushed, then it will be pushed.

If there is wiggle room, then wiggle is likely.

If failure is an option, then failure is on the table as a possibility for consideration.

The moment failure is not an option then you are caught in the grip of needing to succeed at all costs. Continue reading →