Paul Burri: Business Advice You Might Not Want to Hear
Some people claim to want help but either only want affirmation or aren't willing to make changes
Paul Burri: A Weekend with George — ALL of George
It goes without saying that he left nothing unsaid
Paul Burri: How to Improve Things Without Making Any Changes
You can’t fix a problem — the real problem — unless you know what it is
Paul Burri: Students Have a Lot to Learn About How to Earn a Living
Covering the ABCs of working in the real world with a group of inexperienced high-schoolers
Paul Burri: The Weekly Computer Report ... If Anyone Notices
Why waste valuable resources generating worthless information?
Paul Burri: Speech to a Class of High School Seniors About Career Opportunities
Some of the best advice for teenagers is to prepare for any eventuality, regardless of your degree
Paul Burri: ‘I Have to Go to the Bathroom’ — A Story for Young People in School
So much for privacy! ... And then there was the principal's office
Paul Burri: History of a Simple Home Repair Job
Professionalism pays, for the customer and for the person performing the work
Paul Burri: Childhood Mysteries Later Reveal Themselves
Some things that once seemed so complex are actually quite simple
Paul Burri: Learning Useless Stuff Sometimes Pays Off
You never know when seemingly frivolous knowledge will come in handy
Paul Burri: No Response Is a Positive Response?
There are many ways to illustrate the absurdity of the idea
Paul Burri: Was It Something I Said?
Firing line advice for uncomfortable moments in job interviews
Paul Burri: There’s No Shame in Admitting ‘I Don’t Know’
You're likely to earn more respect by confessing your ignorance than by offering erroneous information
Paul Burri: Business Advice for People Who Think Business Is Disgusting
The irony of the sentiment is lost on a prospective entrepreneur
Paul Burri: Tired of Hearing Nothing But Excuses
But worse are people who are quick to criticize but offer no solutions
Paul Burri: Memories of Childhood Home Leave Lasting Mark
Boy's fall and subsequent 'stonehead' a small part of a long history
Paul Burri: Work Your Magic on Girls (and Guys) with This Pickup Line
Don't overthink it; just say hi and introduce yourself
Paul Burri: The Secret to the Creation of Sharper Ideas
My point is, I love needle-sharp pencils and the promise they hold
Paul Burri: Sometimes in Business It’s Who You Know That Matters
Make your contacts count by getting to know people relevant to your needs
Paul Burri: Product Development and the U.S. Air Force
Father and son on a shoestring budget accomplish something USAF couldn't even after spending millions of dollars
Paul Burri: Outgrowing Lessons We Learned as Children
There comes a time when certain rules and 'truths' should be reconsidered
Paul Burri: Remembering a Childhood Lesson in Prejudice
Parents become the target of hate-filled harassment from residents in a small town
Paul Burri: Men, Women and Their Differing Points of View
Men tend to think about the cost while women focus on the savings
Paul Burri: Always Be Prepared to Go with Plan B
Having more than one solution to a situation or problem helps ensure success
Paul Burri: Sure Enough, a Negative Attitude Will Lead to Negative Outcome
Management trick encourages employee problem-solving — and success
Paul Burri: Do Something Different to Market Your Business
Guerrilla marketing is all about coming up with creative ways to bring in new customers
Paul Burri: Beat the Competition By Changing the Rules
But don't let your rivals in on the new rules
Paul Burri: Guerrilla Marketing and the Small Business
Aggressive and creative approach pays off, especially for companies with limited assets
Paul Burri: Asking All the Right Questions — ‘Dumb’ Ones, Too
There are two questions in particular that can be especially important
Paul Burri: The Box, The Outside, The Thinking
It can be worth coming up with an unconventional approach to a problem
Paul Burri: It’s OK to Wannabe a Wannabe
Being unsatisfied with the status quo often leads to something better
Paul Burri: When Employee-Employer Relationships Go Sour
Sometimes things can turn on a dime, for various reasons
Paul Burri: There’s Rarely a Winner in Email War
Some things are better hashed out face to face
Paul Burri: Being Fooled Not a Good Feeling
Sometimes my radar for phonies malfunctions
Paul Burri: Expert Teaching vs. Teaching Experts
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