UNCONVENTIONAL THINKING BLOG

Indelible is a word we don’t use much anymore. But we should. In business and in life in general, it has a power and a permanence that presides over the buzz words and concepts of the moment that roll in and out like the waves at Coney Island. (Which, if you have ever been there, you know is indelible.)

Today, I read an article about an entrepreneur who poured his life savings into a home furnishings outlet in a rapidly growing village in the southwest, only to see the economy tank, houses foreclosed and a mass exodus from the town timed almost exactly to the opening of his shop.

Black is a Canadian media mogul now behind bars after his conviction on charges of mail and wire fraud by US courts.
To the world he is rich, imperious, unethical: a walking, talking symbol of greed in the raw.
And he may be just that. The media hates him, many former employees hate him, shareholders [...]

It was the late fall of 1960 and John Fitzgerald Kennedy was about to be anointed by the American people as President of the United States.
I was a kid on a school bus, too young and preoccupied with an out of control family, academia and a budding fascination with girls to care a whit about [...]

by guest blogger Regis Hadiaris
Throughout his life, my Dad taught me that I truly could be whatever I decided to be. His confidence in me gave me the strength to believe in my ideas, challenge conventional thinking, and take risks.
Below are 6 techniques I