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Where do you go to be inspired, to boost your creativity and stand out from the crowd? A lot of kitchen and bath designers may research trends on...

In 1960, Harvard Business School marketing professor Theodore Levitt coined the term “marketing myopia.” Levitt believed businesses...

Kitchen and bath showrooms are in the creativity business. On some projects, there are eureka moments when flashes of brilliance suddenly emerge,...

A big shout out to marketing guru and best-selling author Seth Godin. A recent blog offers guidance that kitchen and bath showrooms should ask to...

Professional athletes experience slumps, especially baseball players. Baseball players may go several games without a hit. Failure at the plate can...

Most kitchen and bath showroom owners likely spend too much time focusing on their business and not enough time with family, friends and for...

We treat our employees like they are rats in a maze, writes noted behavioral economist Dan Ariely. “We really have this incredibly simplistic...

There are not a lot of people who believe they don’t receive enough email. Yet, email remains the primary tool kitchen and bath showrooms to connect...

The saying "Ignorance is bliss" comes from Thomas Gray's 1742 poem “Ode on a Distant Prospect of Eton College.” The phrase has both...

Make Customers Feel Smart Instead of Demonstrating How Smart You Are When describing possible options, don’t provide every possible...

One of the great misnomers in business today is to call your personnel department Human Resources. Humans are not resources. They are people who...

If you are like me, you probably believe that creativity is a genetic quality. You either have it or you don’t. Guess what? We are wrong. ...