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Longevity from Young Living – once you start it could you stop?
If you’re like us, in your pantry you have a bunch of containers of vitamins, aspirin and assorted bottles of supplements. Since it’s my job to lay out the morning dosages I sleepily open the various bottles and dole them … Continue reading
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Tagged Glucosmine, Longevity, Placebos, stopping supplements, Young Living
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Opening a business with a bad plan will always result in failure
The restaurant business is a difficult one in the best of times. I know this from having several friends in the business – some of whom are successful, others that have been somewhat less than successful. I am consistently amazed … Continue reading
Too many Groupon, Living Social, and Google Offers are wearing me out
Anyone that’s followed this blog over the past few years know that I am dubious when it comes to the business models of Groupon and Living Social. Since Andrew Mason Groupon’s now ex-CEO has been forced out, it appears both … Continue reading
Social Media is not the cheap and easy way
It happened again yesterday. We were on a call with a prospective retail food client who was interested in learning more about our experience in marketing via social media. He went on to explain the company’s plan for launch and … Continue reading
Google isn’t being evil but maybe a bit greedy
I have a great deal of respect for Google as a company. Their platforms work well for users and have shown the world how cloud computing can be a part of everyday life. As a marketing services company Google AdWords … Continue reading
Why all the fuss about energy drinks?
The National Advertising Division (NAD) an advertising watchdog has been for five years telling Living Essentials the maker of 5-Hour Energy to drop its ‘no crash’ claim. Apparently a five year old study showed that the product resulted in a … Continue reading
A $10 bottle of wine isn’t what it used to be
If you hate or don’t drink wine at all this post will be of little interest. However, if you have been a regular consumer of wine you already know that these are the days of wine and roses for wine … Continue reading
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