Tag: relationship
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Are you Ready for an Adventure?
Asking if you’re ready for an adventure is rather silly for two reasons. First, everyone looks for adventure in life. Your idea of adventure is as unique as your fingerprint but the fundamental desire for adventure is universal. For some, adventure is found in the escape of a book or…
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Logos
What’s in a logo? It is the symbol of a brand. A fingerprint. It is the abbreviated form of ‘logotype’ and from the Greek means ‘imprint’. A step further to philosophy and it means ‘reason’ as in ‘reason for being ‘ or ‘purpose’. Over the past few years, many stories…
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Multitasking Doesn’t Exist.
Did you know that multitasking, the idea that one can accomplish more than one task simultaneously, is a myth? Humans throughout history have attempted at various times and employed various strategies to find the ‘magic bullet’ to unlock the secrets of this skill, to no avail. Not only is multitasking…
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Is Custom Coffee Right for Me?
Many people ask if they will like custom roasted coffee. We have settled on a self quiz to answer this common question. #1. Do you add several creamers or sweeteners to your coffee? (If you answered YES, the flavors, aromas, and nuances of custom roasted coffee may get lost. Custom…
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3 (Not So Secret) Secrets to Excellent Coffee
For those of you who really savor your coffee, the perfect cup is a constant goal. Like sailing, some days are better than others and consistency is always a struggle. Take Walt Disney’s four “C’s” of success; Curiosity, Courage, CONSISTENCY, and Confidence. We have isolated 3 things you can do…
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No Wind is Favorable for Those With No Destination.
No wind is favorable for those with no destination. -Norwegian Proverb Goals. We’re told to set them, work for them, keep our eye on them, and reach for them. But, in reality, how many of us do this correctly and consistently? Let’s step back and examine how to make goal…
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One Foot Can Not Stand in Two Boats
One foot can not stand in two boats. -Chinese Proverb When people first hear this proverb, most have the same reaction. “Of course,” they say, “who would ever think that the same foot can be in two places at the same time?” Ironically, many of these same people continue to…
The Curious Roaster 