Remember Bob Dylan

On February 2, 2011, in Entrepreneurship, by Brett Duncan

I’m a guitar player and songwriter. Granted, I used to play and write a lot more than I do now (kids’ll do that to you, ya know?). There were spurts you could’ve even considered me a professional of some sort. Those were good times.

Like with any endeavor, self-doubt is an ever-present obstacle. As I played with bands and wrote songs, I had big dreams. But I never went long without wrestling with the idea that I just may not have what it took. Maybe my chops weren’t good enough. Maybe the songs I thought were great actually sucked. Maybe I just wouldn’t catch my break.

Self-doubt like this is inevitable.

One day, a revolutionary thought struck me. A thought that, in and of itself, had the power to conquer self-doubt in a single bound. A thought that empowered me with the spark to quit pitying myself and get back to work and dreaming.

Wanna know what it was?

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The Right Way to Do the Wrong Thing

On January 21, 2010, in Leadership, by Brett Duncan

Need some perspective? Let Jeff Healey give you some perspective.

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Doodling

On February 17, 2009, in Innovation, by Brett Duncan

The concept of doodling is one that can’t be overlooked, regardless of what it is we’re doodling on. As marketers and small business owners, we too must keep up our chops. Prevent rustiness. Remain agile and nimble.

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