Bryan Coe: Digital Marketing, SEO, Analytics, Soccer, Tech & German
There will always be someone that says they can do it cheaper. But the real question is, “Is cheaper really better?” I would say more times than not, it is not. From a business sales perspective if you compete on price and strive to be the cheapest, you will end up with cheap clients. From a buying perspective, if all you care about is that you get something for the lowest price, you will end up with something that is worth low quality.
After many years of doing P90X, I’m happy to announce that I’ve decided to become an Independent Beachbody coach!
It actually isn’t the first time I thought about doing it. I’ve been doing the program on off for a long time and several years ago when I was really into P90X, it helped me get down to the same weight I was when I graduated from high school, but this time I was in the best shape of my life! Nicole still jokes that she wishes I still had my 8 pack. Haha! No that wasn’t a typo. I didn’t just have a 6 pack I had an 8 pack!
I thought about it back then, but could never bring myself to take the plunge. It finally took one of my sisters to convince me to do it. The funny thing is I was also the first person she ever new that did P90X. So, it has sort come full circle.
So, yesterday I packed up the old P90X disks and started P90X3. And it felt great! The old workouts were almost 1.5 hours a day! Who has time for that? I know I don’t anymore. Plus, pretty soon we’ll have a little one to keep us busy too. With the new workouts they have it down to 30 minutes. I’m pretty sure I can do that!
The best part now that I’m a coach is I can help others have the same success I did when I did P90X and the same success that I expect to have with the new program. It’s a great chance to help people with something I’m passionate about. Being healthy and staying fit!
If you do, make sure you
If you do join me make sure you BRING IT!
WTF! I was promised flying cars and all we got was Facebook!
Many of you may have come home to find the latest phone book on your doorstep. Or someone recently dropped them off at your office. A guy stop in today to deliver to our office and he asked, “Do you want more than four?” My thought was, “Do we really need even one?”
Yellowboook continues to deliver printed phone books even though many if not most go straight to the trash or recycle bin. I’d also venture to guess that anyone under 40 may not have ever even used one. No one ever asks for them they just show up!
So, if you are at a lost as to what to do with your new paperweight, or you just feel bad about throwing them away. Here are five tips for to do with them:
Nothing says utility like the “phone book doorstop.”
If you have old or broken windows, don’t use a stick, use the phone book! It even has two settings. Lay it on it’s side for a small opening and stand it up for a wider opening.
Tired of being too short when you sit at the table? Use the booster seat. One book not enough? Use multiples for even more height. Also works in the car.
Need to put your feet up while you ponder next great business idea? Try the phone book footrest. Great for relaxing and adjustable as well. 
My personal favorite. It’s perfect combination of old and new. The phone book laptop stand.
Which brands have been naughty and which have been nice? According to how they have been talked about on social media.
Hootsuite compiled a list of the top brands to see who will find gifts under their corporate Christmas tree and who will find a big lump of coal in their stocking. The study compared sentiment levels of brands using Hootsuite’s uberVU.
Under “Automotive” German car manufacturers took the top three spots on the nice side while US and Japanese manufactures took were deemed naughty. It also looks like the airline industry will not be getting the new luggage set they were hoping for this year.
Check out the infographic to see who else was naughty or nice.
