9 Shortcuts That Take Us Nowhere
I used a sharp-beyond-belief CutCo brand pearl-handle serrated knife to bang on and loosen the top of a jar of canned peaches. I removed the lid,
John G. Miller
June 23, 2015
I used a sharp-beyond-belief CutCo brand pearl-handle serrated knife to bang on and loosen the top of a jar of canned peaches. I removed the lid,
1973: At 15, future @QBQGuy – Johnny “the mascot” – doing his job making sister, Lucy, and bro-in-law, Tom, laugh. There are parallel, if not
As dinner wound down at the well-known steakhouse, our server, Joey, brought dessert and coffee. Now, just so you know, each of us in our
How do some people manage to change while others never do? . . Good question! But here’s a better one: How can I change me? Every
I finally got this concrete out of the Colorado earth—using every tool I own. But at least I had the tools. This image provides us a clear message: People can
This email came to us just the other day. Enjoy! Dear QBQ, Inc.— My manager just took our department through the “Personal Accountability and the
As we wind down this year and look toward the next, let’s keep in mind this thought from the QBQ! book: The old stuff is
In 1973, just weeks into 10th grade, I came home and made this wise and prophetic (NOT!) statement to my mother: “Mom, I’m quitting typing
Please pop over to the QBQ! Facebook page to learn, share, and like us! John G. Miller – future QBQ! author – commanding a 1960’s
Purge: To remove what is undesirable; to cleanse. Our son-in-law, Erik, husband to my speaking colleague, Kristin, must have one of the highest IQ’s of