“Pink is what I do. Alecia is who I am. The world has taken Pink and turned it into this thing, a brand – a snarl.” There is no better representative for the color pink… than P!NK, the Grammy award-winning singer and songwriter. But she wasn’t always pink. Her given name is Alecia Beth Moore. […]
Should you have a Frequently Asked Stupid Question page on your website? After all, there is no such thing as a stupid question. So, why not capture some of this quizzical gold with a FASQ page? In Pink Goldfish 2.0, we share an example from Davide Cerretini at Botto Italian Bistro. Each month he’d posted
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With the removal of the mask mandate, capacity limits, and physical distancing for those vaccinated, how can we keep things safe for everyone? I propose a three-tiered process using ribbons. The VIP system is simple. Events will ask for proof of vaccination or medical exemption going forward. Based on the response, a ribbon will be
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In 1979, Professor Alexander Schauss performed an experiment with 153 men. It was a strength test with an unusual twist. Participants were asked to stare at a piece of blue cardboard and then demonstrate their strength to the researcher. They also stared at a piece of pink cardboard before demonstrating their strength. The results showed
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“Of supreme importance in war is to attack the enemy’s strategy.” – Sun Tzu Attacking is the 6th A in Pink Goldfish strategy. It involves identifying the weaknesses in your enemy’s obvious strengths. Fighting them with the strengths that are hiding in your apparent weaknesses. CASE IN POINT: Online dating Shouldn’t you be trying to
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