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The Real Legacy of Steve Jobs

Posted on October 6, 2011 by Tim

Not enough can be said about Steve Jobs and his contributions to the world we live in today.  The world never needed his inventions as much as it still needs the spirit of his vision. There will be a plethora of commentaries on … Continue reading →

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Apple’s Vision Without Steve Jobs

Posted on September 30, 2011 by Tim

Everyone wants to know what will happen to Apple’s vision now that Steve Jobs is leaving.  The bigger question is: what will happen to the vision of your company when you leave?  Most people think being a visionary is something … Continue reading →

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Value Needs a Voice

Posted on September 27, 2011 by Tim

I am willing to guess that the number of valuable ideas that are left unspoken every day in this world are staggering.  You yourself have ideas that you are unwilling to communicate to someone.  You have them all the time … Continue reading →

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People Want Value – Not Volumes

Posted on September 24, 2011 by Tim

Today we are surrounded by more data than we know what to do with and it is growing exponentially every day.  What we really need today is someone who can take all the data on any given subject and transform … Continue reading →

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Could You Do What BOA Did?

Posted on September 22, 2011 by Tim

What makes sense on paper does not always play well in the marketplace. It seems easy to think you would never do something to trash your company’s stock, but it can happen very fast these days.  If Bank of America … Continue reading →

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