Hurricane Sandy has been a pretty thought provoking experience. Some of things that have occupied my mind over the past 2 weeks: I’m so incredibly fortunate that family, friends, and colleagues are safe. We are not in control, no matter how hard we try to be. Times of desperation bring out the best in some [...]
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How to Be A More Thoughtful “Busy Person” in Less Than 10 Minutes A Day
The one thing we all want, yet can’t create is more time. Our limited time forces us to prioritize the endless list of things we intend and want to do. But we can’t get to everything. So the things with the greatest immediacy end up taking precedence. The problem is that our perceived immediacy does [...]

What All Humans Crave
It sucks to be cold. It sucks to be hungry. It sucks being lonely. It sucks to be sick. A lot of harsh realities suck. But you know what sucks more than anything else? Feeling like you’re a lesser human or even worse, like you’re not one at all. I’ve come to realize over the [...]
My name is Scott Britton.
I currently do Business Development for SinglePlatform amongst other things. I write about Business Development, Personal Development, and Productivity.
I currently do Business Development for SinglePlatform amongst other things. I write about Business Development, Personal Development, and Productivity.
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How to Find Anyone's Email Address
How to Ask For An Email Introduction
Storytelling in Sales and How to Do It
My 2013 Goals
Talking to the Homeless and The Theater of Everyday Life
The Art of Asking Someone to Meet For Coffee
Subscription Commerce is Not Plug and Play
How to Cold Email Prospects
How to be A More Thoughtful Person in Less Than 10 Minutes A Day
Why I Stopped Learning to Code
How to Ask For An Email Introduction
Storytelling in Sales and How to Do It
My 2013 Goals
Talking to the Homeless and The Theater of Everyday Life
The Art of Asking Someone to Meet For Coffee
Subscription Commerce is Not Plug and Play
How to Cold Email Prospects
How to be A More Thoughtful Person in Less Than 10 Minutes A Day
Why I Stopped Learning to Code


