Mike Friedrichsen on LinkedIn: Pasticallo is not just shadow & light, but coming for 2025 there will also… (2024)

BEST. ADVICE. EVER!!"Do not fear failure, but be terrified of regret"

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This was a great episode, definitely worth its 50-ish minute runtime.

***AMAZING CANDIDATE AVAILABILITY NOTICE***To everyone in my LinkedIn network (especially those who are either located in Southern California, or who are open to employing a highly efficient go-getter who can work remotely from SoCal). I have a true “knock your socks off” amazing candidate doing a confidential search for herself. I have witnessed her throughout the past 25 years of her career (and have often envied those who employ her) but I unfortunately don't have anything for her at this time. I know a handful of you would appreciate the value of an experienced and versatile executer like this, and since this is what LinkedIn is all about, here we are. Short version is that she is a wear-many-hats person with more than one degree actually, a strong background in business, record-keeping (to the level of medical requirements), office management, workers compensation, accounts payable/receivable and collections, and customer service with an amazing phone presence and professional demeanor both in person and through digital correspondence. If you have a need in any of these areas and are looking for a candidate that is way more than just a step above, then reach out to me and I will introduce you.

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Call me 'old school' if you like, but I still feel like the right business card matters. Find yourself a good printer & invest the time, energy & money into a good design with nice print features. Honestly, the difference that just an extra $50 can make is amazing. Before doing a quick job at VistaPrint or Kinkos (which I did in a rush here), consider a nice upgrade for yourself. In my case, it was James Sarell at Mighty Color with whom I've been doing business for a number of years. If you're looking for a good printer, give them a shout.

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RE: LinkedIn "people you may know" - according to a recent Reddit thread/answer that I read, "mutual connections" is only one way that LinkedIn suggests people that you may know. The other way (which has no mutual connections, but instead it just says "Based on your profile") is apparently people WHO HAVE SEARCHED FOR YOU?!?!?!?! I really do wonder if this is the case - because if so, I think I'd be looking at that list in a whole new light. 😯 🤔...AND if that's the case, then I'M going to be careful who I search for in the future on LinkedIn too.

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It was such a pleasure to play with this thing over the weekend. Definitely exceeded my expectations, and I can't wait to show it off in Atlanta next month at Casual Market Atlanta International Casual Furnishings Association AmericasMart Atlanta | ANDMORE

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For anyone out there thinking about a change and terrified of the unknown (you know who you are), I'm just going to drop this here...

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It's just a point..."...when you're playing it, it HAS TO BE the most important thing in the world (and it is). But when it's behind you, it's behind you."

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Just a few holes left. Looking for: - Northern California & Reno - Pacific Northwest - Plains (Missouri, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas) - Southeast (TN, KY, GA, AL) and CarolinasPlease read the job description fully before responding.