Ever noticed that what you think about, you get more of? Worried you won’t find a parking spot in time to get to your appointment. Sure enough, you arrive late. You were right.

My post last week on Trust being the bottom line currency of business brought a flurry of comments and even more questions.

You want a profitable company. Therefore you need a culture that knows how to become a “go to” company.

Are you a business owner? Do you have employees? If you do, and you have a product, service and marketplace that’s growing, you might be able to sell your company one day.

There a few things you need to know about me before you read this blog. This post is for business owners of all kinds. The people that power our economy. That’s right. I care about you.

Is this old adage still accurate? If you’re over 50 and own a business, are you stuck with the way things are, doomed to another year of more of the same?

David Horsager in his new book, The Trust Edge, just out from Free Press, a Division of Simon & Schuster, says:

Have you ever had a conversation with someone, your spouse, kids or best friend and they say with a sad or confused look on their face, “How did we get here?”