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Friday Filosophy #2015-25

Today, for our Friday Filosophy #2015-25 I am taking a different tack. I am going to give you a summer reading list. Reading is a wonderful activity. You can be transported to different places in the world as well as in your mind. Learning is a tremendously important activity for me. It is one of […]

Welcome to Marketing Basics

Welcome to Marketing Basics It’s all about your customers and you. It’s a new year and a fresh start. With that, I want to start with some basics. Basic marketing is the science of choosing markets through the use of market analysis and market segmentation. Marketing has evolved in the 21st century into a series of […]

Friday Philosophy #2015-24

For Friday Philosophy #2015-24 I wanted to share with you some ideas that came to me from one of the events of this week. I was at a graduation ceremony earlier this week and heard the Headmaster talk about reading a biography of Albert Einstein. It moved me to share some of his quotes with […]

Friday Filosophy #2015-23

For our Friday Filosophy #2015-23, we are back to quotes by multiple people.  Unfortunately, we missed Friday.   Education is the mother of leadership. Wendell Wilkie A competent leader can get efficient service from poor troops, while on the contrary an incapable leader can demoralize the best of troops. John J Pershing One of the […]

Upcoming Events: All About Webinars

It’s that time again, here at Learning Without Scars.  It is time for a new post on our upcoming events and this week it is all about webinars. Next week, beginning on Monday, June 8, 2015, we are continuing our Product Support Selling and Parts & Service Marketing Program. We will be hosting webinars on […]

Friday Filosophy #2015-22

This week, in Friday Filosophy #2015-22, let’s go back to an earlier era. Some of us might want to return to yesteryear – the times of Ronald Reagan.   We can’t help everyone, but everyone can help someone. Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn’t pass it to our children […]