Being Lazy and Sharpening the Saw...

re: Being Lazy and Sharpening the Saw...

Judith Schneider — Tue, 11 Sep 2007 22:17:51 GMT

Jeremy,

I appreciate your willingness to admit, "darn I blew it." Too often people won't admit mistakes and blame technology, or worse someone else for their mistakes. I am a strong believer in the old adage of never stop learning and moving up the proverbial ladder of knowledge. Whether it's a presentation, an exam, or the biggest proposal of your life, we all have to work hard every day to be better than our best.

Kudos to you for sharing and reminding us that we have to keep working at this thing we call "life" to get in right and keep it right.

re: Being Lazy and Sharpening the Saw...

Joan — Tue, 11 Sep 2007 22:56:34 GMT

A really good reminder, and thanks for being open. It's often hard to admit we've not dotted all the i's... and you are not alone. It's easy to be complacent when you think you have something down pat. That's when the competition can move in and make gains... just ask the Michigan football team- Appalachian Who?

re: Being Lazy and Sharpening the Saw...

Jim Smith — Wed, 12 Sep 2007 06:03:58 GMT

I feel your pain. Tried to load up Live Meeting 5 minutes before the Mid Atlantic call this morning and it took me 30 minutes to connect. It was not very intuitive and I am still not sure how I found the screen that took the meeting code and the passcode that finally brought me on line. Its like thinking you know the way and leaving just enough time to get to a meeting or flying out same day instead of the night before, rookie mistakes. Your marketing blog is great, nice info from Shark tank participants, looking forward to sitting in on your best practices event call.