“Even if we are all running on a treadmill, it is helping us, because we are becoming leaner and fitter. Our soul is losing its excessive fat. It is on its way to becoming the best version of itself.”
Source: The Meaninglessness of Meaning
“If you don’t laugh reading this book I’ll eat my pocket protector. Wait, did I just admit I had a pocket protector?”
Source: How to be a Finance Rock Star
“It used to be that the big eat the small; now it’s the fast that eat the slow. Fast is the new big.”
Source: Flash Foresight: How to See the Invisible and Do the Impossible
“The more successful your business becomes, the more media you will attract!”
Source: Be a Media Magnet: The Bootstrapper's Guide to PR: The No Agency Formula for Attracting Media Attention for Startups & Small Business
“You don’t need a business plan. You need a customer, a product, and a reason to keep showing up.”
Source: Money's Dirty Little Secrets: How to Break the Rules, Get Filthy Rich, and Laugh All the Way to the Bank
“Trade show booth setup isn’t guesswork. The order of installation matters, and poor contractor timing can lead to delays, damage, and wasted money.”
Source: Trade Show 411: The Essential Guide to Exhibiting Like a Pro
“There’s no one-size-fits-all way to get around a trade show city. Whether it’s Uber, subway, or a rental car, the best transportation depends on where you’re staying, how far you need to go, and what kind of schedule you’re on. A poor transportation choice can mean missed meetings, late arrivals, and unnecessary stress.”
Source: Trade Show 411: The Essential Guide to Exhibiting Like a Pro
“A press release announces your news. A media alert informs reporters of an event's location and time. Both belong in your trade show PR toolkit. Use the press release to share a story and the alert to drive attendance.”
Source: Trade Show 411: The Essential Guide to Exhibiting Like a Pro
“Trade show shipping isn’t one-size-fits-all. You might drive a small inline booth to a local show or use a freight carrier to move a large island exhibit across the country. Your choice depends on your budget, how much time you have, the distance, and how fragile your materials are. Each option has pros and cons. What works for one show might not work for the next. The key is to understand your options and plan ahead so your booth arrives on time and in good shape.”
Source: Trade Show 411: The Essential Guide to Exhibiting Like a Pro
“Don’t dismiss the show hotel just because it might charge full price. Staying at a cheaper hotel miles away means spending extra on transportation and wasting time traveling back and forth. Walking to the convention center from a 'more expensive' hotel nearby enables you to save money in the end and keeps your schedule on track.”
Source: Trade Show 411: The Essential Guide to Exhibiting Like a Pro