I heard an old favorite song again the other day that got me thinking about more than the melody. I listened to Joe South's words again, for what seemed like the first time. I believe that the Dalai Lama's teachings on compassion are a big part of who I am. I am...
A Remodelers Success Story
In an industry where success is measured in dollars on the bottom line, I find it ironic that this little story has nothing to do with revenue or expenses but sets the stage for a different kind of success that sends shivers down my spine and surpasses the traditional...
What We Learned From A Diamond: The Science Behind Brilliance
Who here likes to work for appreciative clients? I do!...I do!....Here is one way I've found to insure it. In a recent visit with a coaching Guru, I was able to come to the realization that nothing is perfect. Some find this comforting while others are freaked out by...
How I Built a Loyal Following: Lessons in Support and Getting it Done
I have earned a loyal following over the years of folks that call for help or support and just say, "git-er done," much like me and my subcontractors. I expect a high level of attention to detail, a reasonable response time, fair pricing, and great communication. It...
Capital Lumber
Capital Lumber is a cool neighborhood lumber yard place that sells construction supplies. Unlike the big box stores Capital Lumber has a cadre of helpful, knowledgeable staff to assist folks with any level of knowledge of the building trades. Although geared to the...
All Makes Vacuum
I have been spelling vacuum "Rong" for years, I could never remember if it was 2 C's or 2 M's or both. Now that I finally have it right, I have a mixture of happy and sad news to report. My friends Garry and Sandy Ault are retired as of 1-1-11 after 31 years in...