Doug Selph

We have two dogs in our family. Bailey is a little, white fur ball, and has been with us for almost eight years. She was the third dog we’d had since we married. Then a little over four years ago, Bandit joined the

While working on a project recently, I hit a point at which exasperation set in. A particular requirement of the software I was building was proving very difficult to satisfy, and I’d already spent more time looking for the right approach and solution

Corn rowsMy last post focused on the reality that there are no shortcuts to lasting success. Let’s look this time at the implications of the law of the farm in building lasting relationships with customers. (If you haven’t read the previous post,

Corn plantsPlantCultivateHarvestPlant, cultivate, harvest. I must train and condition myself to think in these term for success. In spite of the instant gratification society we live in today, there are no shortcuts to lasting success, to lasting relationships, whether with family or customers. I