I’m ready for some bacon!!!
All posts by Brent Natzke
We’re all in sales, all the time
Always good to get a refresher course on attitudes and tips to keep yourself in sales mode:
Interesting items from CES 2019
I’ve always wanted to visit the Consumer Electronics Show, but I believe there are restrictions on the general public from wandering around. Because of that, kindof have to take someone else’s word for what is cool vs. not cool. Here’s one author’s opinion…
I’m still concerned by how much it records.
I’m a techie at heart, so I tend to gravitate towards new gadgets. I must say that I am considerably more hesitant to get attached to Alexa, or Google Home, or Siri, as the news leaking out about how much conversation is recorded, even when the machine isn’t being asked to do anything.
That said, it is still neat technology.
I’m not at all sure what this means.
Perhaps it means we have too many news outlets, perhaps it means that I have too much time on my hands, but either way Kylie Jenner has been overtaken by an egg.
I like being part of this…
At ink4mail.com we certainly qualify as a small business, and a large quantity of our customers are in the same boat. We hope that we think alike a little bit, and so we can be helpful in your decision making process. Here’s a writeup about how Small Business is an important part of the economic growth engine.
Telecommuting, is it for you?
I used to telecommute, my wife currently does, as well as one employee. For us it works out well, and the stress of the commute, and the free time it pops into place because of it has a positive benefit.
Here are some additional reasons people like to commute:
https://smallbiztrends.com/2018/10/why-work-from-home.html
Enter … Geek Mode
Ok, the pushing of the boundaries in transportation is cool. No idea if it will ever pay off financially, but the innovation in space exploration and ground (or underground) transportation in the last 10 years (arbitrary range, don’t correct me 🙂 ) is amazing.
Always Focus on the Customer!
We always do our best to focus on the needs of our customers, hopefully on occassion, doing it before they are aware of their own needs. Here’s some tips from the Harvard Business Review on how to build that kind of culture.
https://hbr.org/2018/10/6-ways-to-build-a-customer-centric-culture