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Curbing Bad Behavior/Tempus Fugit
It seems the more we age the faster time passes or maybe it’s because we place more tasks into our daily lives. As I post this blog, I realize the month of July 2011 ends this coming Sunday. How quickly the first seven months of the year passed? I reminisced on what has occurred in ...
Curbing Bad Behavior/The Beautiful Game
I was elated to observe the pride, joy and pain the USA Women’s Soccer Team provided their American fans throughout the 2011 Women Soccer World Cup. They played “The Beautiful Game” with grit, determination, skill and grace. As a young man who grew up playing soccer in my native country, Guyana, South America, I was disappointed ...
Curbing Bad Behavior/The Marketing Budget
During my career, I had the opportunity to work with several amazing, talented and generous individuals. While having a discussion recently with a few of my colleagues, our conversation prompted me to write this blog. We all agreed as entrepreneurs sharing our talents to help each other is a blessing. As we conversed about our contracting experiences, the notion of branding and marketing were essential to the discourse. We ...
Curbing Bad Behavior/Step Back From The Precipice
As politicians in the United States of America’s (USA) Congress pontificate about the “debt ceiling” and their outlook for the 2012 elections, individuals who voted them into office are feeling anxious regarding the current financial climate of the USA. There is so much tension in the air that we, Americans, for the most part, cannot have a civil conversation, regarding politics, with someone whose opinion ...
Curbing Bad Behavior/America’s Promise
If America’s Promise weathers away, then what will happen to our children? The American Promise infers if one works hard, avoids trouble with law enforcement and nurtures ones children properly, there will be many opportunities for one to be successful. Conversely, today we witness record high levels of children homelessness, public schools’ closings, the high school ...
Curbing Bad Behavior/Wait On God
I am requesting that anyone reading this blog who doesn’t believe there is a God, Allah, Buddha, Jehovah or any other religious being, please indulge me as I remark on “waiting on God.” Many of us, humans, can reflect on certain situations where if we had obtained the opportunities we were seeking, our victories would have been short-lived. In ...
Curbing Bad Behavior/Jimmie Lee Solomon
Jimmie Lee Solomon, Executive Vice President of Baseball Development in Major League Baseball, is on an important mission and when he’s finished, there’ll be baseball programs in every urban American city where there is a Major League Baseball team. In the 1940s, 50s, 60s and early 70s, Baseball, Boxing and Horse Racing were the main ...
Curbing Bad Behavior/The Cover Up
As I watched another public figure admits to lying to the public, family, friends and supporters, I wonder when will these misguided individuals – mostly men – realized that you cannot cover up bad behavior forever. The cover-up is “always” worse than the bad behavior. New York Congressman Anthony Weiner over the last 10 days conducted ...
Curbing Bad Behavior/Thank You
When I first started writing the “Curbing Bad Behavior” (CBB) Blog, I had no idea how it would be received. After more than three months of publishing CBB, I am grateful for the support it has received. While navigating through our daily lives, it seems like the words “please,” “excuse me,” “how can I help you?” and “thank you” ...
Curbing Bad Behavior/The Elephant In The Room
The famous French poet, statesman and human rights activist Victor-Marie Hugo said “There is nothing as powerful as an idea whose time has come.” Prepare yourselves my fellow Southern Californians, we will soon have to change our behavior to embrace a mass transit system. Considered the capital of American car culture, Southern California is well known for ...
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