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Brian: Hey Nathan, how’s it going?
Nathan: Great man. And you?
Brian: Outstanding. I’m very excited about the release of Genesis 2.0.
Nathan: I feel the same way.
Brian: I think a lot of folks are going to like it.
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I am totally digging the new post format interface in WordPress 3.6.
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My name is Brian and I created this site. Call it a playground for my mind to unravel itself into paragraph form. I love to write. In fact, I’ve always loved to write. When I was younger, it was an exit strategy — a way to let go of reality and enter a world that meant peace.
Insurance Referral for Seattle Area Businesses
As an advisor to business, I am frequently asked to recommend insurance purchases for clients. While I have general knowledge about insurance and risk, I think business owners should consider obtaining this kind of information from a completely independent knowledgeable insurance consultant who is not making them a sale.
I want to introduce you to Dan Weedin, whom I have known for about 7 years now. Dan is an independent insurance consultant—NOT an insurance salesman. A former insurance agent for 16 years, Dan uses his extensive knowledge of risk assessment and reduction in a completely different way.
Acting as a consultant, Dan can help you analyze exactly what kinds of insurance your business may need. Dan can also shop a client’s insurance needs to find the most competitively priced packages from reputable insurance brokers. Dan’s fees are fixed and predictable. Learn more about his business services here: http://www.insurancego2guy.com/
The NLRB And Your Small Business
Last year I wrote in my Tips From the Trenches newsletter warning about the “new” NLRB – a federal agency that once focused on union issues at large corporations but that is now eyeing smaller business (i.e. those with less than 50 employees). Here’s a link to an article that does a good job of warning you about issues that are ripe for regulatory interference at your small business.
Your Digital Legacy
Are Facebook, Twitter or similar social networking sites replacing the paper-and-glue scrapbook and photo album in your home? If your estate planning documents do not specifically address digital content, your entire online memory album, messages, personal journals, and photos could disappear at your death without a legal means of obtaining the information by your loved ones. I recommend having an attorney draft a Codicil to your Last Will & Testament that will have carefully drafted language reflecting exactly the scope of your intent to pass on (or not!) your digital content. Read more here:
