"Better than Cosmo! Others just recite facts, but I like your posts best because of the in-depth analysis."
"Great work! Your stuff is a sight for sore eyes in this wash of dumbed down crap for the masses I see all the time on the internet."
"Greg is a dapper gent, intelligent, and easy to hang with. He made me feel right at home in his film noir-esque lair. We talked at great length about books, influences (we both write), and on a broad range of topics that might cause one to raise an eye brow while pondering. He was great fun to roam the city with. I'm looking forward to another round of pursuing art exhibits and deep dialog over late night coffees the next time we cross paths."
"Greg! Thank you so much! I will not forget this! Your help will make it easier for me to secure a job when I get back home from Switzerland!"
"Dude I hate to write you about this again but those nutrition tips you sent me were a fucking godsend. Anyway, I do appreciate ya... you're a good egg."
"Dear Mr. Greg: You are creative and amusing... two things I find irresistible. If I didn't live so far away, I'd go after you myself! Thanks for all the laughs."
"Hey thanks for all the stuff on girls and relationships. I was up reading last night for like 3 hours. We had an earthquake not too long ago here in California, but man, some of the stuff you wrote shook me more than the quake!"
"I have to say, you provided several hours of entertainment for me just now. It is a great thing to know there are other people with similarly twisted senses of humor and intelligence. Thank you very much Greg Thompson, and good luck with the woman of your dreams. Should you ever feel the need to entertain me again, please feel free to do so, I'll take it any way I can get it."
"He may not have the following like many of the guru's out there, but I'd bet my bottom dollar that Greg is one of the best copywriters in America today."
"You're a very quotable man, Greg. I loved some of your bits of wisdom so much I posted them on my Facebook! It's easy to tell many of the things you say come from a place of true experience."
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Thursday, August 14th, 2008Everyone, no matter what, should have an answer to the age-old question, “So, [your name], what do you do?” Preferably a damn good one. It’s the inevitable question that comes up at any social function. Yet for all its commonality, it’s incredibly rare for someone to have an uncommon answer. “Me? Oh, I’m an engineer.” [...]
5 Questions To Help You Choose Your Purpose In Life
Friday, June 20th, 2008Today I read a pretty good article by sales and achievement guru Brian Tracy on “How To Find Your True Calling” in life. It had some good stuff I wanted to share, but I’ve renamed my post a little to reflect my own existential beliefs that your purpose is not something hiding under a rock [...]
How To Find A Good Bank And A Good Banker
Saturday, May 3rd, 2008Here are a few techniques and tips for being more successful in locating a good bank and a great banker. 1. Never pick a bank, always pick a banker. The individual you work with is usually more important than the institution you chose. 2. The best way to find a good banker is to ask [...]
How To Have A Successful Business Meeting
Friday, April 11th, 2008In Missouri at least, there is some mysterious attraction of business men toward St. Louis (or Panera) Bread Co. as a place for meeting. Why is this the “place to meet”? Sure it’s got a wi-fi hotspot, but I advocate that strictly oral meetings to accomplish a business objective, especially in a restaurant, are doomed [...]
How To Name A Business
Wednesday, March 26th, 2008One of the most important tasks when starting a small business occurs right at the outset: giving the enterprise a name. The name chosen will come to symbolize the entire business and can be an early sign of a company’s character. I classify the way people traditionally name businesses into four broad groups. They are, [...]
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