Times change but the importance of building relationships does not. Before social media and smartphones, people spent an ample amount of time doing business over the phone. I spent hours and hours on the phone when I was in radio, forming relationships with people that could either help us get guests on shows or […]
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My son, Antonio, is finishing up his freshman year at Boston College, albeit through virtual, eLearning. We were having breakfast this morning and he was telling me about the prompt for his final essay question in his class, Perspectives on Western Culture, which discusses, compares and contrasts the intersection between philosophy and religion. It’s a […]
read moreThe Origins of Go Do
When I began my career in radio, I worked on the creative, rather than the business, side of the industry. I was in the programming department and would write and produce for different shows. I devoured the newspapers every day looking for potential topics and comedy bits. It was fun, and my mind was thinking […]
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Winning the Revenue
There are moments in time that have helped me develop my philosophies about business over the years, and while they were happening, I had not imagined that they would have turned out to be as beneficial as they did, in my growth as a businessperson and entrepreneur. Often while they were occurring, I was just […]
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The Cream of Boston’s Crop
I had the pleasure of attending the Mass Lodging Association’s 2024 Industry Star Awards last week with my wife Patricia at Fenway Park. It’s not an event we would normally attend; in fact, an event organizer for the MLA sent me an email inquiring about our attendance, as we were clearly not part of the […]
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