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This is @Work and Play, a blog by Happy Grasshopper about loving what you do, relaxed excellence and being real. We believe in freely sharing what we know, no strings attached.Blog Authors
Dan (10)
Dan is co-founder and President of Happy Grasshopper. He is a multiple Inc. 500|5000 honoree, has founded 7 companies and worked with entrepreneurs around the world. He is in the process of writing a book and is a frequent speaker on the topics of entrepreneurship, performance, culture and perspective.Celeste (74)
Celeste has been working with small business owners for over 14 years helping them build better systems. Her philosophy, technology should help us get more done faster. Instead of extending our work day, technology should help shorten it.
Author Archives: Dan
Live Blogging the 2012 Inc. 5000 Conference
If you know me you’ve probably heard me gush about this conference. It is my favorite, but not just because the vendors shower us with high dollar swag (Ink by Chase is passing out iPads like I hand out T-shirts … Continue reading
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An Exciting New Partnership
The past year has been incredibly exciting for all of us at Happy Grasshopper. Today I get to add to that excitement by announcing our new partnership with Virtual Results. Many of you know this talented team. Lead by CEO … Continue reading
De-Douching the Sales Process
I may have shocked the good people at RETSO when I re-titled my speech “De-Douching the Sales Process”. What can I say? It feels right, especially because my wife and I are shopping for a new car. I’d like to … Continue reading
Goals 2012
Seriously folks…it’s almost March and nearly all of us have abandoned our New Years’ Resolutions. We’re better than this right? In this video, you’ll get specific tips from industry leaders on how to make the rest of 2012 really count. … Continue reading
I’ve Been Hooked…
I walked out of Lowe’s yesterday and noticed that a truck had parked very close to my car. The driver had backed into the parking spot directly in front of mine and in doing so had “hooked” my front bumper … Continue reading
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