IF you know my family too well, you can enjoy a lot of those popular buzzwords and catchphrases that you can use as formula to start creating your corporate management strategies. For instance, when a bulky and chubby-looking 11-year-old nephew visits the house, you can hear me telling him: “When you grow up, engage in a profitable business making better quality doors than windows. This early I can see your future because of your habit of standing between me and the TV set.”
When my wife Bonnie asks me what I want for dinner, you can expect me to declare: “Forget the health food. At our age, we need all the preservatives we can get.” Sometimes, you can hear me telling her: “I used to eat a lot of natural food until I learned that most people die of natural causes.”