I was deeply saddened to hear that the moving story behind the still incredible song “Healer” was a lie. Michael Guglielmucci was conning everyone, including his own family. But as all sin does, it finally caught up with him.…
There’s a good post over at the Church Marketing Lab about taglines and how to ‘find’ the right one in which I make the simple statement:
I -highly- recommend finding a great copywriter to work with. It’s easy to…
A great clip from a 1956 interview with Charles Eames as he debuts the lounge chair. *don’t miss their version of the lapel mic.
Eames designed some of the most beautiful, even by today’s standards, creations and…
Once again Seth says it well as he asks the question: Is this the best I can do?
Pastors, church communicators…please ask that question daily.
We’ve found people to greet guests at the door. We’ve found…
We are working with a church on a new identity/logo, as part of our process “friendly” and “welcoming” came back consistently as feedback inside and outside of the church. As we talked back and forth the pastor emailed me back…
How do you say that, give the honest truth, and do so without upsetting someone, losing your job, etc?
Phill Cooke wrote a post about losing a potential client because they new he would be honest…
Here are the resources from the Excellence vs. Perfection Mediocrity session at NRB.
A Technique for Producing Ideas
Enjoy…and please, if you have resources that you can’t…
I’m heading to the NRB convention on Saturday. They’ve asked me to speak as a part of a “panel of experts” (yikes. no pressure there) on the topic of Excellence vs. Perfection.
I’m going to touch…
Life Clever points us to greeting cards that actually don’t suck. Maybe it’s just because I see everything through a designer’s eye, but it really is hard to find a greeting card that I can actually put my name on…they’re…
That’s a quote from Eli Manning in an interview after winning Super Bowl XLII. At first glance it seems that he must have gotten hit too hard, after all a field goal wouldn’t be too hard to tie the game…