Crisis – 15 Essential Truths

February 6, 2011

Regardless of the crisis, follow your heart. You were born to fulfill your heart’s dreams, goals and desires and eventually a clear path will emerge to a joyful, peaceful, and harmonious life. Trust your divinity.

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Steve Jobs Steps Away From Apple – RV on CNBC

January 18, 2011

Robbie Vorhaus appears on CNBC’s Power Lunch, and discusses why he believes Apple is doing everything right with Steve Job’s recent health related departure, and why he respectfully disagrees with his co-guest. What do you think?

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The New Colossus

January 15, 2011

In light of the events in Tucson, war in Afghanistan, healthcare debate, economic uncertainty and political divide, we would be better served if we spend more time listening to the stories of those we don’t agree with, instead of looking for reasons to stop the debate. When we understand another’s point of view, symbols, metaphors, and intentions, we can often find a common ground on the path to a better future.

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Another Blow to BP – Robbie Vorhaus on CNBC

January 10, 2011

The Trans Alaska Pipeline shutdown could be yet another big blow to oil giant BP, reports CNBC’s Sharon Epperson.  CNBC contributor and crisis management expert Robbie Vorhaus shares his insight.

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Dell Says “No,” Apple Says “Yes.”

January 2, 2011

Getting your story to “yes,” from “no,” goes beyond public relations. It’s about following your heart and changing the world. Is your focus on just selling services and products, or do you stand for something? Tell us, get us to follow in your parade. Inspire us to say “yes.”

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Burn Your Regrets

December 29, 2010

Someone once said you’re not old until your regrets outnumber your dreams. So, what do you regret? Don’t tell anyone. Just burn them!

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Don’t Wear Underwear – Sleep Upside Down

December 16, 2010

Changing your perspective is essential for stimulating innovation and creativity, along with avoiding both personal and professional crisis.

Most crises are avoidable, or can be greatly diminished, if you allow yourself the vision and creativity to foresee the possibility of a potential disruptive event.

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Timekeeping versus Watchmaking

November 22, 2010

Watchmakers believe in their heart-of-hearts that timekeeping is no longer an option because they want to create value, make a difference, follow their heart, help others, and build something sustainable. And more importantly, although they may not know it, watchmakers want to make money while they sleep.

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What Do You Stand For?

November 8, 2010

What do you stand for? I’m not asking what you do, or where you live, or how much money you make.  What I really want to know is: What are your values?  What do you stand for? Over the course of the last 20 years, we’ve had the opportunity to distill the essence of Vorhaus [...]

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Practice Mistakes

November 4, 2010

Waiting to pickup the kids from school, I tuned in to “Soundcheck” on XM Public Radio and listened to musician, neuroscientist and bestselling author, Daniel Levitin, talking about the importance of practice.  Levitin, who wrote the fascinating book, The World in Six Songs: How the Musical Brain Created Human Nature (amazon affiliate link), asked the question: Why [...]

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