I’ve got some famous friends you’ve probably never heard of But back in (East Dallas) our crowd is second to none You might not know ’em here in this big city we’re in But when I go back home, I’ve got some famous friends Yeah, I do With apologies to country artists Chris Young and […]
It was one of those times when the stars seemed to align. It isn’t always convenient (or a good idea) to have your clients work together. Yet, there are times that it really can’t be avoided because it is just too good of an idea. Recently my long-time client, Claire Billingsley, had a schedule that
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It’s that hour before you get out of bed and start the day. A lot goes through your mind. The things that unfold in your head as you lay in bed before you get up are sometimes heavy, intense and otherworldly. You think about all of the troubles you have–money, relationships, your next business appointment
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This is the first in a series of posts from the 2017 HAI-Heli-Expo 2017, held in Dallas, March 6-9. This report was filed by my long-time colleague and collaborator, Wesley Bates. Wes is currently the Media & Communications Manager for GKN Aerospace. Here is Wes’ report from the show. As a kid growing up in
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A few days ago I passed another work life milestone: being my own boss continuously for a year. While it wasn’t my choice a year ago, it has actually worked out. Thanks to a number of people, including those I no longer share an office with. As is said, “things happen for a reason,” this
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You want to talk to people who have passion for what they do? Do you want to have engaging conversations in a fun environment? Go to a car show. Seriously. Recently we attended the Good Guys Lonestar Nationals at Texas Motor Speedway. A sunny, warm Sunday with owners and drivers of Camaros, Mustangs, Corvettes, pickups
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After months of preparation and processing, the day was finally here. While many kids were at the State Fair of Texas, 31 GISD students were out in the workplace for a busy Friday. After Matching Day, the students were directed by the employers where to report, when and what the criteria for the day were
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As beginning photographers in high school we were always looking for tips of the trade and ways to make things work for us if we didn’t have the equipment or expertise. And rules of thumb were the list of “hacks” we all cataloged in our heads so that we could get back in case we
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After laying the ground work, now came the difficult part: matching the candidate students and the willing workplaces. Given that this was a pilot program, the team needed to set up a way to make it more clear the matching process of students to workplace. Several things led to the choice the team made. First
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Not long ago I had lunch with a good friend and young professional in Garland, Katie Koberg. Katie reminded me in that conversation of a concept she and I had discussed over our previous lunch. Networking up. We all have a tendency to network for ourselves and to connect people at whatever level. And usually
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