Month: April 2011
why did the rooster leave the building?
© Dave Weinberg
I would like to thank visionary restauranteur and Maine-based business owner, Don Buteau for encouraging ‘Close to Perfect… Far from Ordinary’ thinking and DOing for the start-up, Rooster’s Coal Fired Pizza & Tap House, the first commercial coal-fired pizza restaurant in Maine to offer the ORIGINAL authentic NY Style Pizza (sorry, Ray’s… but coal fired is where it all started…)
Rooster’s was also a project that this Creative Director had no choice but to sink his teeth into:
Develop the branding and visual identity for a brand new concept restaurant in less than 10 weeks!!
Bring it on!!!
Rooster’s launched in early October up in Augusta, ME (right by the civic center). Stop in for fabulous, inventive pizzas, salads, sandwiches, entrées, signature beers, fun, friendly service and coming soon: COOP cakes!
As for this Rooster, he’s off to cross a road to some new close to perfect, far from ordinary adventures.
how to clean up your act
© 2011 Dave Weinberg
how to play the decoy for the
unimportant stuff
© 2011 Dave Weinberg
how to find the buck
© 2011 Dave Weinberg
how to take stock
© 2011 Dave Weinberg
rode trip
© 2011 Dave Weinberg
free scratching instructions
© 2011 Acadia D.
*Steven Pressfield’s ‘Do the Work‘, The Domino Project‘s second release, now available – kindle edition free (courtesy of GE).
end of the week tunnel progress report
© 2011 Dave Weinberg
how to monetize fame
© 2011 Dave Weinberg
how to brake out
© 2011 Suzanne Carlson
Mac OSX twEats
© 2011 Dave Weinberg
how to not fit in
© Dave Weinberg
beyond the boardwalk
© 2011 Dave Weinberg
Click an icon to launch slide show – unless you don’t see icons (that would be courtesy of Internet Explorer – #fail) in which case view more beyond the boardwalk directly on Picasa
flash of pink
© 2011 Acadia D.
last to start the weekend
© 2011 Dave Weinberg
how to get it out the door
© 2011 Dave Weinberg
unexpected origami
© 2011 Dave Weinberg
getting to the meat of it
© 2011 Dave Weinberg
post-weekend attitude check
© 2011 Dave Weinberg; foot model, Acadia D.
know vs no
© 2011 Amber Rae
Amber Rae‘s cellphoneSketch message cuts to a fundamental question just beneath the surface of Wieden+Kennedy‘s 1988 iconic and ubiquitous Nike assertion to ‘Just Do It‘.
Just do what?
We all have too much To Do. To Do Lists. To Do Lists OF To Do Lists! How do you figure out what’s most important to GO and DO?
Amber helps answer this question, thru her simple three step filter.
HELL YES? YES? Go do. MAYBE? Don’t do. Simple.
No more getting caught on ‘MAYBE’ – no more second guessing… debating…
“…wait was that my heart, head or gut talking???”
“…but what would so and so think?”
“…I really should ask my therapist…”
Because in fact – what you know, right now is that it’s just ‘MAYBE’. What else do you know? What’s ‘HELL YES’ & ‘YES’.
So what if you get all Nancy Reagan on ‘MAYBES’ ass and “just say NO“?You might end up with much more time for ‘HELL YES’ and ‘YES’.
And who knows? Some of those ‘MAYBES’ may even turn into ‘HELL YES’ & ‘YES’ at some point (but don’t spend time thinking about that either…)
Some things you KNOW. GO DO those things.
‘MAYBE’ means NO.