It’s happened to the best of us. You’re at a networking event, someone asks what you do, and suddenly your tongue gets tied in knots. The most commonly prescribed solution to this problem is the “elevator speech,” that snappy explanation that quickly sums up you
While the pandemic kept most of us isolated for the past year, it obviously hasn’t had the same effect on Nashville’s developers and builders. Looking to the left and to the right at once familiar intersections, what were once unobstructed views are now completely obscured
I posted a photo of my new kitchen sink on Facebook last week. That’s how much I love the easy functionality of this thing. It’s wide, it’s exceptionally deep and roomy, and, as I pointed out in my Facebook post, it’s simple. Well, maybe not
Often, when discussing design projects with clients, the question of exactly how the finished product is going to look comes up. Now, I may have something swirling around in my head, or maybe my client does, but I am always careful to make no promises.
Blogging for your business is a well-established way to highlight your expertise and bring your unique, authentic voice to a targeted online audience. It’s a great place to express your point of view and expound on topics relevant to your potential customers. Why, then,
While COVID may not be over, those of us who are fully vaccinated are getting out and shaking hands again. It feels good, but let’s face it, after the year we’ve all been through it also feels a bit odd. In short, getting together again
There’s a quote credited to author Antoine de Saint-Exupery that we refer to often here at Cronin Creative. To make sure I never forget, I have it written on a little piece of paper stuck to my computer. It says, “Perfection is achieved not when
When you think about moving, you think about boxes. And when you think about boxes you think about, that’s right, the liquor store! Boxes galore! We scored big time this time around, filling the car a few times on our neighborhood box hunts. Exhausted from a
As we “commemorate” the end of the first year of Covid 19, we’re finally seeing mass vaccinations, partial re-openings and a dim light at the end of the tunnel that we’re really hoping isn’t another oncoming train. But, despite this progress, we still need to
I’ve always been one of those people who can’t stand cleaning the house but who really enjoys a freshly cleaned home. I’m also someone who, for much of my life, wasn’t able to afford to pay someone else to do the dirty work. I would