Robert Saric

Go ahead, do something impossible.

Robert has an entrepreneurial mindset with a logical/pragmatic approach. Over the past 10 years he has created tremendous value by developing, promoting and selling products and services. His "win fast, and never ever lose slowly" attitude has given him the confidence necessary to consistently perform at the highest level. He always works with passion and loves what he does – and his accomplishments strongly resonate that.

Where Do You Find Your Professional Inspiration?

10 August 2009 View Comments

Over the past 10 years, I have had the opportunity to meet and come to know several people, from many cultures and walks of life and with the economy and society ever evolving, I am always interested not only in what “drives” them, but also, what “inspires” them.
So! This post is purely from a professional [...]

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SETTING EXPECTATIONS – 5 Things to Remember for Maintaining Your Professional Credibility

10 August 2009 View Comments

It has been about a week since my last post, so I thought it would be appropriate to write about the importance of setting the right expectations. But what is the right expectation? Different people certainly have different expectations in different situations.  I find that many of us are guilty of OVERPROMISING and UNDERDELIVERING, let’s [...]

The Four Main Life Lessons That We Can Learn From Bill Murray

5 August 2009 View Comments

Bill Murray is famous for his deadpan acting and impenetrable cool. With a phenomenal level of consistent greatness, Murray is one of the most enduring comedic actors in movie history.
Murray received an Oscar nomination for his role in “Lost in Translation.” His screen credits also include the “Ghostbusters” movies, “Caddyshack”, “Stripes” and “Groundhog Day.” During [...]

Question of the Day – Should I Ever Provide Free Services to Earn New Business?

28 July 2009 View Comments

The general answer to that question is no. I highly recommend arriving at an agreement to pay agencies for their pitches whenever possible if they’re going to be providing consultations, storyboards, mock ups, etc. However, if a client is basing their choice simply on your portfolio then I don’t see the need but if there [...]

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What Tools Do You Currently Use to Monitor Your Online Reputation?

18 July 2009 View Comments

While effective monitoring of your online reputation may be a fairly new concept to some brands that’s still never an excuse. Every company should develop a practical approach to prevent their brands from facing an online threat.

A good reputation strengthens market position, reduces the price of capital expenditure, increases corporate value, protects the brand, enables [...]

What Are Your Five Credos of Success?

11 July 2009 View Comments

Today’s post is my personal moment of Zen to you. I am a strong believer in motivational reminders, these are words that I put somewhere in my office where I can see them several times per day. These are my personal credos of success and they include affirmations that push me even harder to succeed, [...]

Homeless Poet a Fixture of Creativity, Inspiration and Hope!

12 June 2009 View Comments

Yesterday, I had lunch in Bells Corners at a Vietnamese “Pho” restaurant with one of my good colleagues.  I had asked him if he had ever seen “that homeless guy” who writes poetry on the corner of Sussex Drive and George Street.  A majority of the time I get the same reply, “Yes, I’ve seen [...]

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