My quiet place.
The very best of Spring.
Source: norwegian-blue
Victory is ours. Here’s my contribution.
A life spent making mistakes is not only more honorable, but more useful than a life spent doing nothing.
(via i can read)
Source: nicotortorella
As I write this, our recent stock performance has been positive, but we constantly remind ourselves of an important point – as I frequently quote famed investor Benjamin Graham in our employee all-hands meetings – “In the short run, the market is a voting machine but in the long run, it is a weighing machine.” We don’t celebrate a 10% increase in the stock price like we celebrate excellent customer experience. We aren’t 10% smarter when that happens and conversely aren’t 10% dumber when the stock goes the other way. We want to be weighed, and we’re always working to build a heavier company.
The Industry Magazine: What's the Best Way to Read The Industry?
We’re excited to announce that, starting today with Issue 002 of The Industry, each issue will be available as an eBook on Kindle. Adding this option allows us to support many more platforms than before in a way that makes sense for each. We’ll keep working to make reading options even better…
People convince themselves that their high school and college years were the best time of their lives because all they’ve done since then is eat, work, pay bills and sleep.
I am not willing to have those years be the best of my life. I aim to do so much more.
(via nathanielkyle)
Source: benpaddon
The Industry Magazine: Issue 002: Traffic Jam
“More than 300 shoppers from at least three states suffered biting winds and cold for up to five hours Sunday…‘The grandchildren want them, what can I say?’ said Clayton LaClair of Stoddard…About two-thirds of the people in line…went home empty-handed.”
So wrote the Victoria Advocate on…
Here’s a bit from my article in Issue 2 of The Industry. I humbly implore you to check it out.
The Industry Magazine: Issue 002 Available Now!
Issue 002 is now available for download. Here’s the letter from Managing Editor Casey Ayers with a rundown of this issue and the state of The Industry.
Welcome, or welcome back.
The last two weeks have been a whirlwind here at The Industry following the release of our first issue. We’re…
