Guilty as charged

Seth Godin has a post in his blog, which strikes a chord. The key phrase is:

When in doubt, challenge the strategy, not the tactics.

Guilty as charged, Seth. Too many times when recieving a brief, for instance, and feeling that something is wrong, i've started to nitpick the details, but failing to see the bigger picture. I'll try to remember this.

You can't have a bad...

Seth Godin has an interesting post today (partly quoted):

Hence the marketing dilemma: who should get your best effort? Should it be the new customer who you just might be able to convert into a long-term customer? Or should it be the loyal customer who is already valuable?

Sorry, but the answer is this: you can't have a bad table.

This ir really key thing. Very important. Up to this day, when i'm working in my own company, there hasn't been a job where there wouldn't be week link (people in this case, not tables).