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I can completely relate to this, Ralph!!! And yes, I have been known to order my groceries and then that night order takeout but only because it has saved me the day to focus on other projects around the house, schoolwork or spending time with the kids that I don’t want to stop.

I actually don’t think ordering anything for delivery could ever…[Read more]

That is really funny – not that you got stuck – but the thought of being on the It’s a Small World ride, getting stuck, and then having to listen to that cloying music for 20 minutes. That’s truly terrifying. I imagine being stuck in the Briar Patch wasn’t a great time either, though. Sorry that happened to you!

Wow, Greg! When you mentioned your experience at Be Our Guest last night it totally resonated with my own. I’m actually floored because I didn’t know about the Wired article or what was supposed to be happening before we went. Our experience went like this:
We booked on my Disney experience with our bands and meal plans months in advance like…[Read more]

Dan – amazing post! Yes we definitely jinxed each other with our topics. You did such a fantastic job explaining why the investment up front in process – especially for high stakes industry – means a world of different in time and money in the end. The semiconductor example is also a good one and I would think any other business that has to buy in…[Read more]

Awesome post, Taryne. Love the title!!
I will admit I have been working with a blend of traditional Project Management Waterfall techniques and Agile for most of my career and never realized it had a name! From learning the Waterfall and Agile methods and reading the case – it actually only makes sense to me that all projects would be best…[Read more]

This is a fantastic post, James! I am one of those see it in the theater and then 4 times on Disney + people. And while King George is a favorite of mine – it is indicative of your point. I may not favor what he stands for but he brings humor to scenes that may otherwise be dark. And my point might be lost on the favorite of others if they merely…[Read more]

So smart Sara – I was just talking to someone about the mess of the Real IDs (this was before COVID hit). Can’t imagine that’s going to be a fun process. Plus, who likes going to the DMV under regular circumstances, let alone during a pandemic. This is a process that is ripe for an overhaul. Awesome!!!!!!

Excellent post, Sara! This is such a hot topic right now. I saw an interview on MSNBC with some Professors from NYU talking about how COVID will affect higher education. The problem is even more compounded if we have to go into lockdown again in the Fall. Do students move into dorms and then leave again? Will they just decide to take a gap…[Read more]

This is a great post, Jen. It resonates with my experience in Advertising where we begin every client relationship with research. In fact, it’s obvious the correlation between sales and campaign success to the amount of effective research done before. Because of this, I am always in the camp of having research precede all action. But after we…[Read more]

Thanks, Erin. Your post is awesome, Great find! Think about the possibilities if CVS added that driverless technology delivery with the in-store chatbot efficiency. That just might solve all of their problems and be very cool. Thanks so much for commenting 🙂

Jill this is a great post! I find scuba-diving fascinating, in the sense that I would be too frightened to do it but pretty soon the only unchartered frontier on this earth will be underwater. Just like my interest in tall mountains I’ll never climb like Everest, I still enjoy reading about adventures in scuba diving. And I am intrigued by the…[Read more]