Everyone is familiar with the discussion of pessimist vs optimist. Is the glass of water half empty or half full? I recently read this analogy in an email. It hit home for me. I only wish I had the lecturer’s name so they could be credited. A lecturer when explaining stress management to an audience, Raised a glass [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Mayhem'
Protect your privacy
June 15th, 2010 No Comments
Summertime means vacation for many families. It’s unfortunate in today’s world that we need to take special precautions during this happy time to avoid identity theft. Privacy Rights Clearing House is one of the nation’s foremost experts on keeping your private information private. They have compiled some reasons NOT to use your debit card. 1. Loss [...]
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BP continues to blunder
June 10th, 2010 1 Comment
BP is run by eejits. I just read that they decided to dump nearly one million gallons of chemical dispersants into the Gulf of Mexico in an attempt to lessen the affects of this horrible environmental disaster. But in truth, these chemicals are likely to effect much of the seafood that comes from the Gulf. The [...]
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It’s time to take that relaxing vacation, right?
June 8th, 2010 1 Comment
Did you know that not taking regular vacations is actually bad for your health? Researchers have linked regular vacations to increased longevity and lower levels of heart disease — as well as your career. It’s common sense, you’ll just burn out if you don’t relax and recharge. So, take some time off. Put the crackberry [...]
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Target hits the bulls eye!
June 4th, 2010 No Comments
Target hit the bulls eye when it coaxed renowned designers to produce fashion products for its stores. This is just one of the adjustments they made to cope with the recession and will help them continue to build their successful brand. Target’s strategy could be compared to that of TJ Maxx and Ross who sell [...]
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How do good kids get drugs?
May 24th, 2010 No Comments
I recently read about parents at a local high school that are overwhelmed about the drug abuse in their school. This isn’t an intercity school where outsiders might say, “Oh, well, I’d expect it there”. This is considered a good school. Good kids. Parents who care about them. Then, why are many linking the deaths of two [...]
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Do you remember Slam Books?
May 17th, 2010 No Comments
You’ve heard me speak positively about social networking. It’s caused behavioral changes in our society and I think most of it is positive both personally and in marketing. We are living in a 24/7 Digital world that we need to understand and embrace. HOWEVER, there is a social network out there that scares the [...]
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Too little too late
May 13th, 2010 3 Comments
Just read in Inside Radio that more than $2 million in promotional spending has already been announced to spread the message that the massive oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico has not yet impacted any of the beaches in the region. BP will be paying part of the bill. Goodness Gracias. A key safety [...]
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Everyday Dawn Helps in Disaster
May 6th, 2010 2 Comments
As everyone knows, there’s a massive oil spill in the gulf. It’s a sad situation, but one company that will benefit in a big way from this tragedy is Procter & Gamble which makes the only product that can be used to clean oil-soaked animals — Dawn dishwashing liquid. This traces back to an obscure [...]
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Getting out of my comfort zone
April 29th, 2010 1 Comment
During one of my sleepless nights (you 40+ gals will know what I’m talking about), I realized it’s time I got out of my comfort zone. Welcome to the new me! I’m a blogger! This blog is titled Marketing Motherhood and Mayhem cause that’s what I know. I have 28 years experience in marketing and [...]
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