Monthly Archives: November 2010

Yes, this commercial is worth watching again and again even if you’ve seen it a hundred times already (I’m probably approaching that number). I write about the commercial back in 2008, but thanks to Jay Thompson for bringing it to my attention again.

Yup, today is my first day working full time after having been abroad for the last 7 months. I couldn’t be more excited at the opportunity to run marketing for Jim Marks at Virtual Results. If you follow my blog, you likely know that I’ve been working with Jim Marks in a part time capacity over the past 8 months during the course of my travels. The majority of my time working with Jim has been for his other company, YouReach Media. However, I’m now shifting gears a bit and going full time with Virtual Results. We’re working on an entirely new killer product offering which I’ll be overseeing that will make Virtual Results relevant to a … Continue reading →

Be thankful for everything that you have; most of the world is not so lucky to enjoy the luxuries of the Westernized world. Now go visit with family, get off the computer, and enjoy some turkey!

I’ve always been a fan of autobiographies, and Open: An Autobiography by Andre Agassi (amazon affiliate link) was no different. In fact, this one was one of the more captivating ones I’ve read to date. I’ll admit, I’ve never been an avid or even casual follower of the game of tennis. I actually can’t even remember the last tennis match I watched, but guessing it’s been about 5 years, though I do remember watching some epic US open matches I stumbled across on television growing up – and at least a few Agassi-Sampras matches. Regardless, I completed the first page of Open yesterday around noon and finished the last page mid morning today; less than … Continue reading →