We have so many places to write about what we are doing, who we are doing it with, where we are doing it, what it looks like, what our friends think about it, and what strangers think about it. But where do you write the things that you really don’t want to broadcast? Since July, I have been using Day One to journal thoughts (words) and experiences...
Read MoreFriends are important. Really important. I was thinking about another benefit of friendship today when an acquaintance on the telephone began exploring deeply personal issues and crossing boundaries with his frustrations. I didn’t really know this guy that well, and I was a bit shocked at his behavior. Then it dawned on me, he is [...]
Friends are important. Really important. I was thinking about another benefit of friendship today when an acquaintance on the telephone began exploring deeply personal issues and crossing boundaries with his frustrations. I didn’t really know this guy that well, and I was a bit shocked at his behavior. Then it dawned on me, he is friendless. ...
Read MoreDon’t choke on your Ritalin when I say this, but I love to work with people who have ADD. Or, maybe I can’t stand working with people that don’t, the bores. Either way, I made a startling discovery today: I have deep respect for those that can run laps (and rabbit trails) around the others. [...]
Don’t choke on your Ritalin when I say this, but I love to work with people who have ADD. Or, maybe I can’t stand working with people that don’t, the bores. Either way, I made a startling discovery today: I have deep respect for those that can run laps (and rabbit trails) around the others. After a meeting this morning (with someone...
Read MoreCresting the hill of 129 South just past campus, I was in a race to get home and crack open my Tennessee Law Instute update cold beer and get down to some bar studying. Simultaneously, I spotted the cop parked out under the bridge and my speedometer boasting 70–I knew I was screwed. Like any [...]
Cresting the hill of 129 South just past campus, I was in a race to get home and crack open my Tennessee Law Instute update cold beer and get down to some bar studying. Simultaneously, I spotted the cop parked out under the bridge and my speedometer boasting 70–I knew I was screwed. Like any respectible red handed criminal, I slammed on the...
Read More…is that you can always think of a worse situation.
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Read MoreWHOA! What a year this is going to be? We have milestone years in our life, but this one will perhaps be the most significant for me. Things to do this year: 1. Turn Thirty. 2. Graduate from Law School. 3. Take (and pass) the bar. 4. Have another baby (not me personally, of course). [...]
WHOA! What a year this is going to be? We have milestone years in our life, but this one will perhaps be the most significant for me. Things to do this year: 1. Turn Thirty. 2. Graduate from Law School. 3. Take (and pass) the bar. 4. Have another baby (not me personally, of course). 5. Begin my professional career. Here I sit January 1 at a Starbucks...
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Hello! I'm Jeremy Floyd. I'm president of a marketing firm in Knoxville, TN, college professor with University of Tennessee, Lawyer, and I blog about business leadership and marketing. Find out more here.
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