Competition And The Market Are Like Water,

If You Don't Get It Built, The Work Doesn't Matter.

Letting Your Customers Set Your Standards Is A Dangerous Game, Because The Race To The Bottom Is Pretty Easy To Win. Setting Your Own Standards--and Living Up To Them--is A Better Way To Profit. Not To Mention A Better Way To Make Your Day Worth All The Effort You Put Into It." -

By Definition, Remarkable Things Get Remarked Upon

The Digital Asset That Matters Is Trust. Awareness First, Then Interaction, And Maybe A Habit, But All Three Mean Nothing If They Don't Lead To Permission And Trust. The Privilege Of Connection. Everything Else Is Slippery.

If You're Remarkable, Then It's Likely That Some People Won't Like You. That's Part Of The Definition Of Remarkable. Nobody Gets Unanimous Praise - Ever. The Best The Timid Can Hope For Is To Be Unnoticed. Criticism Comes To Those Who Stand Out. Playing It Safe. Following The Rules. They Seem Like The Best Ways To Avoid Failure. Alas, That Pattern Is Awfully Dangerous. The Current Marketing “rules” Will Ultimately Lead To Failure. In A Crowded Marketplace, Fitting In Is Failing. In A Busy Marketplace, Not Standing Out Is The Same As Being Invisible.