Popular science magazine NewScientist poses this question: Two people lose each other while wandering through the aisles of a large supermarket. The height of the shelves precludes aisle-to-aisle visibility. One person wishes to find the other. Should that person stop moving and remain in a single visible site while the other person continues to move […]
Count the F’s are in this sentence: “Finished files are the result of years of scientific study combined with the experience of years." The New Scientist explains that most people can see three F’s, forgetting the three times the word “of” appears in the sentence. As we learn to read faster, we select the most […]
Indianapolis business consultant Robby Slaughter uses medical doctor Scott Haig as an example of how entrepreneurs and professional practitioners can make best use of consultants. Since, as a professional ghost blogger, I’m a consultant for each of my business owner clients, I found Dr. Haig’s remarks very relevant, particularly the things the good doctor had to […]
Not only does Dr. Ron Wines have a nice smile, he knows how to keep customers smiling back, according to John Gifford, publisher of IndySmallBiz. Several of this entrepreneurial dental practitioner’s business practices are worth emulating in your business blog. An important decision that Dr. Wines made is to select a specialized niche market. The […]
If you think about it, every really well-executed professional service consists of both science and art. Consider a dentist, beautician, or even your carpenter. They each need to know the science of their craft – how tools work, how chemical compounds react with wood, hair, or tooth enamel. But, in addition to their technical skills, […]
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