I admit, I made a mistake. I thought it was a vision board, not a mood board at first. On some levels being a mood board and not a business plan may actually show more window dressing and even less planning and thought for the business. The photo(s) of the board drew a lot of criticism of too forced looking to be real and similar. And that is true. It is, I suspect, that influencer look influencing how the just so perfectly curated look that influencers spend a lot of time and effort - to look effortlessly. Most small business offices I have been in never looked curated. Messy was more like it. I have worked in offices with positive, uplifting posters (which no one really talked about - they filled blank wall space). But in the real world of business, there is nothing technically wrong with nice positive affirmations. We can all use some positive pep talk. But it isn't a business plan. Yeah, making positive stateme...
Well, what do you think of the shot over the bow by Vanity Fair? https://www.vanityfair.com/style/story/prince-harry-meghan-markle-cover-story-2025 One doesn't expect them to be " wild " about this story. And it is from the locals who perhaps really want to send a message to the couple about how their neighbors are viewed in a not positive light. Apparently unsigned notes are not dropped in the mailbox in that neighborhood any more (maybe Ring is a fear). I have not read it yet (apparently I now need a subscription) but perhaps the library has it. However, the DM has some parts of it. And they dish. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-14297853/Meghan-Markle-Harry-caregiver-reparenting-Montecito-claims-new-article.html The DM has also had some prior articles clearly criticizing them in the showing up to hug and so on as the fires rage. Trauma Tourists and similar labels are being tossed in their directions. It was...