Friendship and a $20 Bill
Those friends we have in life that we rely on time and again are a lot like tucking a twenty dollar bill away in your wallet, knowing it’s there for you when you need it.
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Tag: Observations
Acceptable Business Communication
“You guys” is Not Acceptable Business Communication We recently attended an educational event by a...
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The Lucerne Lion and Being Observant
Lions were—are—my high school’s mascot. Do I still have an affinity for them? I suppose. That...
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Do You Distinguish Sincerity from Seriousness?
It’s time to share a trait that sometimes gets me into trouble. Sincerity....
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Dinosaurs Roaming Pittsburgh?
Have I publicly declared my dinosaur-related activities? I think not. In my Cancerian-paranoia,...
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Discovering The World of Podcasts
The same as when Jackie was pushing me to embrace Sudoku, I ignored her telling me about podcasts...
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Hating My Use of the Word “Should”
I cringe when I utter the words, “You/I should.” The problem is my frequent spewing the...
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American Consumers Buy Too Much Stuff
With Black Friday looming on November’s horizon, it is a good time to write about stuff. I don’t...
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Do you avoid or embrace life’s left turns?
I plan my trips around Pittsburgh to avoid making left turns where there aren’t arrows. Sometimes...
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Women: Stop Asking a Question When it’s Not…
Here’s a business observation about public speaking that you’ll want to check out...
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Appropriate Business attire—it’s a real question these days
Let’s talk about looking like a professional—or not. First, I will readily declare that I am not...
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Don’t Get the Coffee – Career Advice to Women
Advice to Women Starting Careers: Don’t Get the Coffee I invite my contemporaries (okay, my...
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RoseMary Griffith
