Led by bestselling author and international marketing consultant Tim Miles, our team helps good companies & good employees & good customers connect in this Age of Rapid Distraction. For twenty years, we’ve helped hundreds of companies and thousands of people communicate more powerfully, connect with more authenticity, and do more with less. You’re joining people from the U.S., Japan, Scotland, Canada, Ukraine, Australia, Guatemala, and—to … [READ MORE...]
Hire Tim To Speak
As an internationally-renowned leadership, marketing, and motivational speaker, Tim Miles earns rave reviews and off-the-chart evaluations from conventions, conferences, and companies for his presentations, webinars, and workshops. To paraphrase screenwriter David Freeman, Tim took everything that made him weird as a kid and got people to pay him money for it as an adult. His unique … [READ MORE...]
WORK WITH TIM’S TEAM
For over twenty years, hundreds of owner-operated companies and nonprofit organizations have enjoyed the benefits of our sound, dependable, innovative marketing consulting. In the last dozen years or so, we've helped those same clients with management challenges like goal-setting and strategic planning. However, we're kinda weird... in that we do not solicit business... and your current size has little to do with how likely we are to take you on as a client. Once you become a client, we're paid … [READ MORE...]
Recent Articles
How much does a new website cost?*
http://vimeo.com/238662042 (If you prefer video, my folksy nature, bad hair, and rocking chairs, feel free to watch the video above. Below is the edited transcript of the video if you just want the meat and want it … [READ MORE...]
The Surprising Key To Creativity
Coming from a long line of teachers, I feel very honored to be speaking today to the Coalition of Independent Education Associations. We’re doing one of my favorite types of talks—a marketing Q&A where they sent me their … [READ MORE...]
The Weekly Reader for October 14th: Stuff We Wrote and Stuff We Liked
Happy Saturday! Let's talk excuses. I have talked about my dad and his wisdom (interspersed with slight insanity) in the past. Another fun fact about my dad is that he is a die hard Michigan State University fan - it's his … [READ MORE...]
Practically Social: October 13th, 2017
Stuff to read: Turns out there are a few exceptions to the common phrase "trust your gut" when you are making decisions. Want to know how to get people on your team to be more accountable? It starts with you, and you need … [READ MORE...]
In the Face of Tragedy – The Funny Business Podcast, Ep. 19
Welcome to the least funny episode, thus far, of Funny Business. (Yeah, we know. We’ve been unfunny for the first eighteen episodes … so why start now?) But this may just be our most inspiring episode yet. Ryan and I unpack … [READ MORE...]
2018 Planning Made Simple – Part 1
With fourth quarter upon us, you want to make sure you—as objectively as possible—evaluate what’s gotten you to where you are today. To do so, you’re going to ask for help from your team for three reasons: The top … [READ MORE...]
The Weekly Reader for October 7th: Stuff We Wrote and Stuff We Liked
This past week you may have felt scared, angry, disheartened, frustrated, and a plethora of other emotions. We felt them too. There is no way I could possibly say it all better than Tim did in his most recent … [READ MORE...]
Dark
Traditionally at the end of each week, our Chief Plate Spinner Laura posts what we shared on social media during the past six days. I urge you to check out her archive, as there are some fantastic videos and stories and … [READ MORE...]
The Weekly Reader for September 30th: Stuff We Wrote and Stuff We Liked
As we are kicking off another season of travel and holidays for our team, it seems like time is going to fly by way too fast between now and the end of the year. Blink and it's Halloween; blink again and Thanksgiving is here; … [READ MORE...]
Practically Social: September 29th, 2017
Stuff to read: This summer an automated Twitter account sent out an alert about a huge earthquake. The issue is that it was referring to one that occurred in 1925. Typical Quakebot... A few days ago marked the 30th … [READ MORE...]