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A Mighty Mother: Babies Fall In Love With Baby Einstein
“The first Baby Einstein video took off because it was a completely new concept,” says Aigner-Clark. “It was an entirely new idea. No one else had videos for babies.”

Lesson #4: Every Entrepreneur Needs a Little Brand Aid
According to Clark, the secret to Baby Einstein’s success has been “a good concept and a brilliant branding strategy.”

Lesson #5: You Need Balance To Maintain A Business
“Honestly I felt and still feel guilty all the time,” says Aigner-Clark. “Even now, I feel like I never give either my company or my kids enough attention. It’s really a battle when you have your office in your home.”

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“The volume of your life shows the degree of your conviction.” Randy Ek
The New Old Timey Customer Service
Whatever happened to Lee Roy Clark? Mr. Clark was the grocer in my South Georgia hometown. He was my introduction to what it meant to be a "merchant"—courteous and eager to help all who came into his small all-purpose store. The business world is today rediscovering the value of service that permeated Lee Roy Clark's bones. The Lee Roy Clarks of yesteryear get no credit for using methods now attributed to Disney, USAA, Nordstorm, and Ritz-Carlton Hotels. What happened between the early 1950s version of small-town service and its present-day renaissance? How did the business world move so far away from Lee Roy Clark and why is his brand of customer service now so eagerly sought?

Profitable Non-Profits
Randy Seitz is taking the traditional approaches of 'non-profits' and turning them on their ear - challenging status quo in every aspect of his operations. I'm inspired by Randy's innovative thoughts on turning a non-profit into a self-sustaining entity. This is a fabulous example of defying Gravity for all of us.
Dick Clark and the New York New Years Eve Celebration
Born Richard Wagstaff Clark, Dick Clark is an icon of American music and television. This article appears in the January 2011 issue of Mazon Associates' Building Bridges newsletter and pays tribute to one of America's most-loved public personalities.
The Last Blog Post
There’s a group effort for bloggers to post their “last post” today. Here’s the premise: If you had one last blog post to send out, what would you say? This is based on The Last Lecture by Randy Pausch.

Dick Clark’s Business Lesson
Memorable account of Dick Clark as a business mentor.
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