“The pizza place incident”
This post highlights what I’ve come to call, “The Pizza Place Incident”. In reality, it was nowhere near as exciting as the title implies. Or was ...
The latest from Joe Winn
Data security: Car edition. Really.
When you hear “data security”, what comes to mind? Your laptop? Phone? Internet of Things “smart” oven? (I’d hate to let a hacker know how badly I burnt that ...
How a crying baby can help you serve your members
A few days ago, old friends were kind enough to host me for a short vacation. The deal was that I help entertain their kids (1 and 3). In the ...
Even more bad advice
If you thought the last post was awful, this one is worse. We’re back to giving bad advice. This time, we’re talking choices, external link warnings, ...
Clarity. It’s pretty obvious.
The topic for this post emerged while I was at a vendor expo prior to a major run. Ok, you got me. It was at Disney. Readers, “every mile ...
Why credit unions must stand up against “alternative facts”
Facts are facts. If you hear any qualifier in front of that word, they’re trying to mislead you in some way. “Alternative facts” is just the ...
Why my credit union is no longer my PFI
A few months ago, I slipped a mention of my own credit union relationship. My CU of many years was no longer my PFI. Banking shouldn’t be an exercise ...
Advice which isn’t great advice
Read this post to get a whole lot of bad advice. You’re still here? Wonderful. Because I didn’t give up the whole story. I am giving bad advice, ...