Author Archives: Bill Peck
Perception vs. Reality
The Tooth Fairy. The Easter Bunny. Santa Claus. Each of these characters were as real to me as my parents and brothers were real. I remember clearly the day I realized these characters were not actually real, they were only celebrated cultural icons. I believed in these creatures. The truth did not matter, however, because […]
Systems: A Work From Home Perspective
Work from home success requires an appropriate physical space and time management skills.
Systems
Systems are only as good as the people that use them. But systems are how things scale and grow and create new opportunity. Something I think about every time I get in a car and drive is how transportation systems work in our society. Street lights, stop signs, lane lines, off ramps – all these […]
12 Favorite Books and One Thing I Learned from Each
1-Wrestling Sturbridge by Rich Wallace This was the first book that I remember actually reading, actually finishing, and actually really enjoying. It was about the struggle of growing up and figuring things out. I liked that it was a life metaphor revolving around sports and middle school. 2-Good to Great, Jim Collins I learned about […]
How to Sell Out
Its not easy, but it is a simple formula. No, I don’t mean give up your morals or sell your soul to the devil. I’m talking about how to sell all the seats at your games or events….how to get the place full of people who are pumped and excited to have a great experience. […]
What I Learned from a Month Off of Drinking Beer
Not drinking beer for a month gave me a whole new perspective on self awareness.
Accountability
think about who you are and why. can you actually be honest?
Mission, Vision, Goals, Values
I am someone who is very connected to mission and purpose, goals and objectives. The day-to-day procedures are important, but ought not to be without a compass guided by vision, lived by values and driven toward purpose and mission. Even if those end goals are lofty and years ahead of where you are now, I […]
Fan Experience: Food
Sell out the game by offering great food that people actually want to eat.
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