Steve McKee knows from experience how to revitalize a stalled business.  As a marketing strategist he has taken his personal lessons and combined them with his skill as a marketer to bring powerful and practical insights into how we can all bring new life to worn out businesses.  View this 30 second video to get… [Read More...]

Video series by Steve McKee, author of When Growth Stalls. Click On The Buttons Below To Watch Each of The Three Episodes, then click on the arrow in the big screen Steve McKee Part 1Steve McKee Part 2Steve McKee Part 3

David Weigelt, CoAuthor of DotBoom is an expert in marketing to Baby Boomers Via the internet.  He has a “Blue Chip” client list to prove it.  In this interview we explore what he knows about how Boomers are changing the way they look at death and funerals as well as proven techniques for effectively reaching… [Read More...]

We all know that engaged employees are more productive, supportive and effective. Yet how do we engage them. There is a widespread belief that if we overpay them they will respond in kind with loyalty and enthusiasm. It turns out that underpaying people creates unhappiness but overpaying them does not create happiness. Engaging employees is… [Read More...]

Kay Yow was the founding coach of North Carolina State’s Women’s Basketball program. She succumbed to a multiyear battle with cancer at 65. She was moved to produce this videotaped “Self-Eulogy” to proclaim her faith. It is her last teaching moment and an expression of how she wants to be remembered. The full version is… [Read More...]

Randy Pausch was a professor at Carnegie Mellon University. On learning that he was dying of cancer he began a mission to help people live life to the fullest. His book “The Last Lecture” is one of the best in its class. The actual Last Lecture can be seen on you tube. Here he addresses… [Read More...]

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Many years ago I observed that funeral directors were spending a lot of energy, time, and resources (like money) to improve their casket merchandising. With a consistent year-over-year growth trend in cremation I found this odd. Especially in light of the complete absence of effort to do the same thing with service charges. So, I… [Read More...]