Previous Posted from January 16, 2011 Neil Pasricha is a guy from Canada. His parents were immigrants from India. He had a good life as his parents raised him in an environment not like theirs-stark poverty.  But, one of the middle class in North America with birthday parties and McDonald hamburgers. As he became an […]

I’m following a blog by Tina Seelig. She is from the Design school at Stanford University and is chronicling her path to her 60th birthday. In one of her first entries, she writes: “It takes considerable effort to focus our attention beyond what we anticipate, especially when we’re dealing with familiar experiences. For example, we […]

Our headquarters in Bartow is about 65 miles from the recent slaughter in the night club killing 49 people.  It’s the kind of news that’s staggering wherever you are. But, having it happen in your backyard adds dimension to it.  The social network and the newscasters dominate the airways. You hear all sorts of perspectives. […]

Our products are cool. Take the pallet. Before it existed, products had to be hand loaded and unloaded. Since introduced, it’s become the platform central to the world’s distribution system. It’s been called the greatest labor saving device known to man. It’s built from sustainable materials. The lumber resource we use is growing at a […]