From the monthly archives:

March 2010

When Markets Fragment

March 29, 2010

“You have to excuse us,” Ailsa stated.  “Our Scottish accents can sometimes be difficult to understand.”
“Not at all,” I said. “I absolutely love your accents.  My all time favorite in fact!”
Marc, Ailsa and I laughed before launching into a discussion about a video idea I had for my upcoming book launch.  Thanks to Skype and [...]

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Hello everyone.  I just returned from the American Counseling Association(ACA) conference in Pittsburgh, PA where I had an opportunity to give a talk and promote my new book, Marketing for the Mental Health Professional.  It was a great conference and a fantastic experience!
There was one problem however.  Where would I find the time to write [...]

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I miss the experience.
This is the umpteenth time I’ve browsed the shelves of my local Barnes & Noble Bookseller, and I could be anywhere.  It feels like I’m shopping in Walmart – lot’s of stuff here and there, but not much substance.  No matter which section I browse I feel nothing.
Several years ago, when I [...]

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Experience and attachment always influence perceptions.  I’ve fallen victim to shortsightedness on numerous occasions in both my personal and professional life, and you might venture a guess that it rarely produced positive outcomes.
As synchronicity would have it, I was reminded of my current level of frustration and subsequent closed mindedness when I sat down one [...]

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I don’t know about all of you, but I was never comfortable with the idea of generating media coverage.  Actually, it wasn’t so much that I was “uncomfortable” as it was the fact that it all seemed to be one big mystery, a secret process I was never privy to.  I certainly saw mental health [...]

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