The other day my daughter, Sarah, came home from school upset. One of her classmate’s heard that Psy, the pop singer famous for Gangnam Style, had died. We immediately Google the news and fortunately discovered that Psy is not dead, … Continue reading
After graduating college and earning my CPA, I spent two and a half years in Public Accounting. In this time I worked at three different firms, only to realize that I did not enjoy Public Accounting. Seeing as I had … Continue reading
I am honored to have been nominated for Lawrence Technological University’s 2013 Leaders & Innovators Award. I recently spoke with WWJ Radio’s Tonja Deegan about my nomination. We spoke about my favorite hobbies and foods, as well as the direction … Continue reading
“Ignorance of the law excuses no man: not that all men know the law, but because ’tis an excuse every man will plead, and no man can tell how to refute him.” – John Selden, English Antiquarian and Jurist (1584-1654). “Ignorance … Continue reading
Starbucks CEO, Howard Schultz, made a bold comment about the company’s stance on gay marriage at a shareholder’s meeting last month. On March 21st when shareholder Tom Strobhar voiced his concern that Starbucks sales and earnings have been disappointing because … Continue reading
With the strength of the American dollar dropping and a sluggish stock market, gold is being touted as the great new investment of the twenty-first century. From commercials to articles, you can’t help be bombarded with incentives to invest in … Continue reading
Sometimes I wish I would fire clients. Sure they pay the bills, and I would go out of business without them. But, sometimes there are problem clients. We all know those clients – the ones that demand an excessive amount … Continue reading
Below is an article I recently submitted to the Michigan State Medical Society for publication in their magazine. Hope you enjoy. What if I were to tell you that you can make more money and work fewer hours IN your … Continue reading
I recently had the pleasure of being interviewed by Metromode’s Jon Zemke. We spoke about DAS’s new partnership with The Michigan State Medical Society and my plans to add more mass distribution partnerships in the coming year. Read the interview … Continue reading
Sometimes even the most promising startup doesn’t succeed. It’s hard to know when a business has reached the point of no return. When is it time to pull the plug on a dying business? I faced these questions and more … Continue reading