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Lesson #2: Dream Big
In his book “Pour Your Heart into it: How Starbucks Built a Company One Cup at a Time,” Schultz put forward this challenge to fellow business owners: “Care more than others think wise. Risk more than others think safe. Dream more than others think practical. Expect more than others think possible.”
"The Ultimate Question"-Answered
Our Amalfi Coast hike was overseen by Country Walkers. I'm busy writing my lengthy assessment. Views great, group great—chief guide awful, substance and style,* and I'm being generous, and hotels average to awful (Capri, view of stone wall—no shit) and food—in Italy!!!!—mediocre.
Teen Perceptions of Parenting
A recently released study of parenting in comparing teen perceptions of bonding and control in Canada, France, and Italy reveals some fascinating differences
Schwarzenegger May Be Lifting the Heaviest Weight of His Life: The Burgeoning Deficit of California!
The former body builder is about to lift the heaviest weight of his life: The deficit of California
Italy vs Holland
Growing up I couldn’t wait to get out of my puny little town of 100,000. Now I live in a town of less then 1,000. And strangely enough, as I open my eyes to look around, I know that it is exactly where I’m supposed to be right now.

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Howard Schultz Bio
The Howard Schultz bio is not necessarily a story of innovation. After all, Howard Schultz was not the first person to ever think of establishing gourmet coffee bars, where coffee was served in cups, not beans, and people could come to meet and relax; he had gotten the idea after visiting Milan, Italy, on a family vacation. Nor was Howard Schultz the original founder of Starbucks; he built upon the success of three men and their coffeehouse in Seattle, Washington.

Lesson #2: Try Personalized Promotion On For Size
As a child, Armani would eagerly await the trips his family used to make from his small town of Piacenza to Milan just to catch one of the latest films that had been released. “At the beginning I loved westerns and Italian comedies, but later I fell in love with the neorealist films that inspired my good friend Martin Scorsese,” he says. “It was like being transported from the harsh reality of life in post-war Italy to this magical place. The stars were so glamorous and larger than life that I wanted somehow to share in that.”
Dressed For Success: How Emporio Armani Became an Empire
“In this business you can’t have a destination, an arrival point,” says Armani. “Otherwise your competitors will overtake you, or you become complacent.” With over $1.5 billion in revenue, Armani remains Chairman, President and CEO of the company he started over thirty years ago. The mere mention of the designer’s name – first or last – and consumers the world over know not only who you are talking about, but also of the luxury product lines for which he has become famous. How did this once-poor boy, hiding from war bombs in a small town in Italy, go on to become one of the world’s leading and most successful experts on fashion and design?
"The Ultimate Question"-Answered
Our Amalfi Coast hike was overseen by Country Walkers. I'm busy writing my lengthy assessment. Views great, group great—chief guide awful, substance and style,* and I'm being generous, and hotels average to awful (Capri, view of stone wall—no shit) and food—in Italy!!!!—mediocre.
The Top 5 Uncommon Timesavers for Bloggers/Writers
Greetings from a jazz bar in Sardinia, Italy!
Teen Perceptions of Parenting
A recently released study of parenting in comparing teen perceptions of bonding and control in Canada, France, and Italy reveals some fascinating differences
When life knocks you down, get up
Author’s note: One of my all-time favorite posts. In a recent Laugh and Learn (our weekly show on B2B marketing featuring wit and humor) the topic was a great video on free hugs from Italy. Haunting music too. Really inspiring.
Secretariat Movie
I watched the Secretariat Movie while in Italy, the only television I have seen for the month. Disney presents an astonishing true story bursting with hope, heart, and courage. Diane Lane and John Malkovich lead a celebrated cast in this inspirational motion picture from the producers of Miracle, Invincible and The Rookie.
Market Meltdown!
An analysis and outlook into today's Forex Market for November 9, 2011. There’s really only one story to discuss today and that is Italy. Find out how the market is reacting.

UK and European currency debt
changing of the guard in Italy and Greece will cast long shadow over Europe and Euro.
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