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I think the above just about says it all in respect of my philosophy on business, marketing and consulting… 

Business (and indeed life) is a series of problems and challenges. Each problem, in itself, is a test and that is because how we respond to the problem will decide what happens next.

Problems and how we deal them, define where our business is today, and where it goes. Workable, pragmatic and innovative solutions will ultimately lead to success or failure.

There is always an answer to every problem, regardless of its complexity. Problems demand solutions. Just like in the example above, solutions are available that cut through the minutia, are inexpensive and yet, on the face of it, almost obvious.

The difficulty for many people is that they can’t see the wood for the trees. They can’t see answers because they are so immersed in the problem and the every day issues of their business. Objectivity and clarity is difficult and pessimism can creep in when things get tough. They feel that the World is against them.

And yet, there is always an answer. The light really is at the end of the tunnel because there is always, always a way. In the words of Sir Winston Churchill, ‘Never, ever, ever, ever give in’.

There are answers to your business problems too... On this site, I hope you’ll find some solutions to some of your most vexing business challenges. If not, I’ll be happy to help. Just contact me.

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Let’s start out with how we mean to go on…

American astronauts upon first going into space soon discovered that their pens didn’t work in zero gravity. So NASA embarked upon a program to invent a writing instrument that would work in outer space... After spending millions of dollars and burning thousands of man-hours on research and engineering, they finally developed a "pump pen" that could write anything, anywhere, at any angle.


Meanwhile, in the secret laboratories behind the Iron Curtain, Soviet Union scientists casually took note of the researches of their American counterparts. They spent almost no time and no money solving this problematic dilemma. They already had the answer, their cosmonauts used…pencils.


From David Abingdon's book: 'Out Of The Box Marketing'