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1. You Talk, They Draw: Ink Factory Studio’s Graphic Recording Venture
Ink Factory Studio has created a booming business in graphic recording. Barely a year old, the Chicago-based company has a full roster of clients around the world with no slow-down in sight.
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2. Got The Niggling Sense Something’s Missing In Your Work Life? How Sara Cohen Solved It
Sara Cohen is a fertility law lawyer and founder of Fertility Law Canada, a leading edge Toronto-based law firm devoted to advocating for all parties involved in third-party reproductive technology.
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3. Why I’m tired of Nelson Mandela’s inaugural address
Marketing is a duty you owe to your just-right clients. Learning how to do it well can make you a better person — and Molly Gordon shows us how.
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4. The Creative Approach: Stand Out From Your Competitors
Q. What’s the most creative thing you’ve seen a small biz do recently (contest, ad, promotion, event, etc.) to stand out from competitors?
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5. A brainstorm is not a meeting
Al Pittampalli explains that brainstorms are very different than meetings — and how you can dramatically improve your brainstorming process.
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6. Apply the GAG Rule to Eliminate Worry
The GAG rule is a simple yet effective strategy for eliminating worry: Gather the facts, Accept the worst, and Go to work. Derrick Jones explains how it works.
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7. Aiming High
Have faith in your driving skill as an entrepreneur — focus on your destination, and all the potholes, detours, and other inevitable hazards will pass by the wayside.
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8. It’s easier to teach compliance than initiative
Compliance is simple to measure, simple to test for and simple to teach. Initiative is much more difficult to teach, but much more important to learn…
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9. 5 Voices on World Domination Summit 2012
This week MEM chatted with 5 enthusiastic attendees about their experience at the World Domination Summit in Portland, Oregon.
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10. Enduring a Stormy State of Mind
Having weathered the storms in our minds, we can appreciate even more deeply the beauty of the clean, clear skies that follow — and use them as backdrops on which to create our own rainbows.
About Megan Elizabeth Morris
