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Leadership Lessons from Charlie Sheen, John Edwards and Tiger Woods
What constitutes character? Who's your hero? Are you a hero in someone else's eyes? Are you a person of good character? How do you recognize one? Read on to see how you can change your behavior patterns to forever change and enrich your life.
The Charlie Sheen Media Saga: Is Violence Against Women Really Okay?
Perhaps the strangest aspect of the whole Charlie Sheen media storm, at least from my perspective, is that the furor has been about his drug use and his tirades against his producer. Don’t get me wrong, those aren’t good things, but physically and verbally abusing women seem like activities that should be a bit higher on the outrage meter. Yet Sheen always appears to get a pass when it comes to those behaviors.
Messy Brand Management | Charlie Sheen and Muammar Muhammad Gaddafi
It’s as old as the very first brand building transactions in the first marketplace on this third rock from the sun. So, as you meditate on what you should be doing in your business right now remember, not only do brands have lives, sometimes they are lives.
The 10 Most Over-Publicized People of 2010!
The 10 Most Over-Publicized People of 2010 is a light-hearted look at celebrities who made it into the news for all the wrong reasons!
Leadership and the Media
Why do so many people follow Charlie Sheen? So what if Lindsey Lohan goes to jail? Why do we care what happened to Tiger Woods? Do we care if the same thing had happened to a next door neighbor? What is the reason we salivate and wait for the next bit of news about celebrities and their private lives? Maybe we are just getting ready to accept the fact that it is an illusion to want to separate who we are at home from who we are at work from who we are in the media from who we are at a party from who we are at the gym from who we are......get the point.
Just Remember…“Guys” Buy Stuff Too
You may not have noticed it but the other half of the population likes guys ...they just don't "like" them. Even the best of us are OK to have around sometime but women are always trying to remodel us. Big difference is women have better role models and even when their role models are bad they're good! Just remember guys make decisions too - when the woman says he can, And hey we buy stuff...lots of stuff!

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A Mental Model For VC Investments
A reader asked me the other day if – in the words of Charlie Munger – I have a “mental model” for investing in early stage companies. I do, but I’d rather give examples of the two best approaches I’ve heard of from other people.
My neighbor Charlie, just filed for bankruptcy
My neighbor Charlie, just filed for bankruptcy It was the prime topic for conversation this past weekend, so I suppose you could say this is a cautionary tale. What’s got everyone talking (and one or two of the neighbors a bit fearful) is that Charlie seemed to be doing OK. He had solo-consulting practice, advising retailers on supply chain issues such as transportation and warehousing.
DOES HOPE FLOAT?
Charlie Brown, the little neurotic fellow we have all come to know and love is an eternal optimist when it comes to kicking a football. No matter how many times Lucy pulls the ball away he always hopes that the next time she will let him kick it. In a way we are all like Charlie, no matter how often we hope, regardless of the outcome we always come back to it again and again. Because we have come to know that on those rare occasions we realize our hopes. There is another reason though for clinging to our hopes, a much more powerful reason in fact

Maxwell: Oil to $300 by 2020
Thoughtful comments on oil from veteran oil analyst Charlie Maxwell in weekend Barron's:
The Charlie Sheen Media Saga: Is Violence Against Women Really Okay?
Perhaps the strangest aspect of the whole Charlie Sheen media storm, at least from my perspective, is that the furor has been about his drug use and his tirades against his producer. Don’t get me wrong, those aren’t good things, but physically and verbally abusing women seem like activities that should be a bit higher on the outrage meter. Yet Sheen always appears to get a pass when it comes to those behaviors.
12 Lessons Learned While Marketing “The 4-Hour Body”
Charlie Hoehn first reached out to me through Ramit Sethi in 2008. Almost three years later, he is still working with me.
Leadership and the Media
Why do so many people follow Charlie Sheen? So what if Lindsey Lohan goes to jail? Why do we care what happened to Tiger Woods? Do we care if the same thing had happened to a next door neighbor? What is the reason we salivate and wait for the next bit of news about celebrities and their private lives? Maybe we are just getting ready to accept the fact that it is an illusion to want to separate who we are at home from who we are at work from who we are in the media from who we are at a party from who we are at the gym from who we are......get the point.
Expanding Your Boundaries
My late, great mentor, friend, and publisher Charlie "Tremendous" Jones will long be remembered for saying, "You will be the same person you are today, five years from now, except for the people you meet and the books you read." Charlie was an example of this throughout his life, and the work he began continues as his legacy of sharing inspiration, hope, and possibilities with people around the world through the printed word continues.

Leadership Insight: The Balanced Leader
Workaholics need not apply. Throughout the late seventies, the Charlie Sheen Wall Street eighties, and even through a good part of the nineties, work ethic was defined as living at work, living work and committing every waking moment to work. To be a boss, you had to commit your life to the organization and outwork your peers and potential competitors for promotion.

Just a Job or Part of Our Deeper Purpose?
The owner of a car wash and gas bar was at a conference where he bumped into an old employee. "Hi George. I enjoyed your presentation. You had some great ideas and insights for the group." "Thanks Charlie. It's great to see you again. It's sure been a long time." Is this little Joey?" "Yep. Joe's grown a bit since you last saw him. He's going to be taking over for me next year. If there's any business left for him to run." "Great."
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