Category: Personal

Que Cojones 0

Que Cojones

“Public speaking doesn’t usually scare me, but that day it did. I didn’t know what happens when you tell a group of people who consider themselves your friends that they are living a lie....

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Letting Go of What Doesn’t Serve Us

A hallmark of wisdom is knowing when it’s time to abandon some of your most treasured tools—and some of the most cherished parts of your identity. Adam Grant (Think Again) A few weeks ago...

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Customer Service in 2022

“This one thing – providing excellent customer service – is how The Wrap will differentiate itself over the years; it is our greatest opportunity!” – June 2000 * the wrap changed its name to...

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Still Plugging Away

I use a pretty handy email software platform called Sanebox that helps me get through a couple of thousand emails each week without completely losing my squash. One feature that I especially love is...

Summer 2021 – Squam Lake 0

Summer 2021 – Squam Lake

It’s heading to -1 Fahrenheit tonight… a stark contrast to the weather you’ll see in this video I had started to make in September of Squam Lake in NH this summer. Using footage from...

About Restaurants being Saved by Tax-Payer Money 0

About Restaurants being Saved by Tax-Payer Money

Last week I wrote about the “haves and the have nots” of the restaurant industry created by the ineffective (and often litigious and controversial) distribution method of the 2021 Restaurant Revitalization Fund, a $29B...

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Zen and the Art of Changing a Windshield Wiper

They tell us to enjoy the journey, not to focus solely on the destination. For too many years of my life, despite having heard that advice and even believing it, I wasn’t able to...

Fixing the Restaurant RRF Grants 0

Fixing the Restaurant RRF Grants

Soon after the pandemic began, the federal government provided temporary relief to small businesses in the form of the Paycheck Protection Program loans – the so-called PPP money. The PPP dollars saved countless small...