Socrates Says

Back this week with his Muddy Boots series, guest writer David Griffith brings issue 6 with “Lessons from the Beaverkill.” I have been a fly fisherman for most of my life. I learned to fish in Maine on the rivers that flow north from Moosehead Lake, including the Allagash and the associated lakes and feeder […]

Guest writer David Griffith returns with another blog post from his Muddy Boots series: The Dog Fence. We have had three dogs since moving to New Hope in 1993: Duncan, Piper, and our current Clover. We installed a Dog Fence with Duncan to allow him to roam the property without a leash, chase the deer […]

Guest writer Debbie Frakes encourages readers to keep track of customer activity in order to have a clear picture of your business in “Do You Know What Your Customers Are Purchasing From You? To better understand your business and your customers, you have to take a close look at what they are buying from you […]

Guest writer Kevin Landers returns this week with a blog post on the hidden risk to services. Read on to learn more about how hidden IT chaos undermines dealership success. For equipment dealerships, the service department stands as a pivotal revenue generator. A well-oiled service operation not only ensures customer satisfaction but also significantly boosts […]

Guest writer David Griffith continues his Muddy Boots blog series this week with “520 Chestnut Street.” I have lived and worked in the Philadelphia region on and off for the last 45 years. For many of those years, I walked past Independence Hall on my way to work. On occasion, I would go in, usually […]

Guest writer Jim Dettore digs down into instructional practices in “What It Takes to Be a Great Training Instructor: Beyond the Basics.” Being a great training instructor is more than knowing your material or speaking in front of a room. It’s about creating an experience that sticks with your learners long after they leave your […]