As a somewhat prolific blogger, I receive plenty of invitations to receive review copies of books, proposals for link exchanges, and the l...

Members of the Ottawa chapter of Construction Specifications Canada at the Rideau -Carleton Raceway. My only bet, a $2.00 ticket, lost. Of...

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Construction marketing, I believe , is both a science and an art. You defy all probabilities of success if you fail to observe some basic r...

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Have you ever experienced the soaring, then crashing, feeling, of reaching new heights, amazing insights, and then, wham, all seems to fail?...

Tim Klabunde's most recent CofeBuz blog posting is brief, and I don't think he will mind my stretch of copyright rules to republi...

A few postings ago, I observed that you must not fall into the trap of "wishful thinking" about your business and construction mar...

When do you go against the grain of logic and reason, and hard and fast numbers, and decide to move forward with a business? The answer, alm...

I won and lost about $250 -- in funny money -- as a high roller at the DC Metro Subcontractors Association Casino Night on January 29. Thi...

You can build a successful business quietly, brick by brick, solidly on the foundations of solid relationships and respect within your comm...

In searching for graphics to go with this blog entry, I (perhaps with serendipity), discovered the blog: Slow Leadership -- Articles on retu...