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Night of the Walking Ted

It’s Cool to Try: Effort Promotes Achievement

Motivation in a Cup

Dare to Care: Put Your Heart Into Onboarding

Reman, Rebuilt, and the Stupid Things I’ve Heard About Both of Them

In October, my team created a tongue-in-cheek video called “Reman vs Rebuilt” in the spirit of Halloween and Frankenstein. A little over a month passed with nothing of interest to note, until a shop owner stumbled upon it a few days ago and took to the internet to share his feelings on his blog. We […]

Thank U

For the past 189 weeks, you’ve allowed us to share countless articles, videos, guest posts, sales tips, and more with you. Whether directly in your inbox or over here on the blog, putting together unique content is worthwhile – knowing that you’re on the other end. And since you mean so much to us, we […]

The Best Choice for Who?

With the holiday season just around the corner, I’ve begun my yearly ritual of shopping for friends and family, most of which I do online now. Heck, I even go as far as keeping an Excel spreadsheet with names and gift ideas for the people I am shopping for – my own naughty or nice […]

We're Really Doing it, Harry.

In the wake of the sequel to one of my top 5 movies of all time about to be released (Dumb and Dumber To), I couldn’t help but make the association between a recent experience with a Dodge Sprinter and the Mutt Cutts van. While browsing the interwebs, checking updates to the ETE Facebook page, […]

Your Customers Call it as They Hear It

Spectrophobia – the irrational fear of mirrors. Maybe I watched too many horror movies as a kid, but there is something about mirrors that I just don’t enjoy. But this past week, I decided to take one for the team – and place a mirror right at my desk. There’s a theory that you might […]

The Boss of Me

Boss’s Day: The one day of the year when employees are supposed to thank their boss for all the things they do. Today especially, I find it hard to not think of some of the most iconic “boss types”: “The Bill Lumbergh” Lumbergh is a micromanager with awful motivational skills. He doles out loads of […]

Defining Success is Defining Yourself

Recently, I was asked about my definition of success. I’ll be honest, it caught me off guard. Not because of who or how it was asked, but because I’d never really thought about it. What is success? At 29, I’m just now getting the hang of being an adult. I have a stable job, an […]

Use Your Assets

Let me show you what I’m working with. Hold on there – get your head out of the gutter. But seriously, have you ever taken a personality test? There are all different kinds of quizzes out there that speak to the inner you. Some are used to qualify candidates for job interviews, and others sneak […]

Vacation or Die – Literally

Growing up, my dad was very much like Clark Griswold in the National Lampoon’s Vacation series. He’d let the work and home and life stress build up for a full year and let it all out in a hail of going and doing and seeing: The Family Vacation. I used to think that he just […]

Back to (Sales) School

It’s that time of year again. You know, the time when the kids go back to school, and you’re supposed to go back to work. Not that you weren’t working all summer, but odds are you slacked off a bit because the weather was too tempting and your kids too demanding. So what’s your plan? […]