Month: May 2011

For those of you who know, I'm a creative type, but also a detailed planner and logistical thinker.  I have the pleasure of producing many a recording session here in the Greater Nashville area with amazing talent, engineers and studios.  And, as much as I plan and as much as I know those I work … Continue reading Failing Plans: Chill Away or Burn Away? →

The widely known and greatly respected 1939 film The Wizard of Oz has certainly gone down in the history books as one of the most best-loved films of all time.  In fact, it spawned my absolutely favorite Broadway musical: Wicked.  On the surface, both the film and the musical can be perceived as simply great … Continue reading Dorothy & Her Friends Already Had It & You Do Too! →

Though I live in the creative world, I wear a strong corporate hat as well.  I'm one of those equally blessed right and left brained people (yes, I do consider it a blessing).  I love to create a great product, but I also love (and desire) to see it presented in a grand and excellent … Continue reading Frontline People = Brand Success/Failure →

For those who don't know, I'm an avid reader.  I used to pour through countless traditionally printed books (which, I do miss), but the past several months I've moved over to eBooks using the new NookCOLOR.  I love it!  As an avid reader on leadership, creativity, project management, and post-modernism, I thought I'd share a … Continue reading To read or not to read… →