business — Blog — Amy J Schultz

From Point A to B

Little moments of grandeur build over time. Hear me roar.

Art, Business, Communication, Entrepreneurship, Humor, Start Up, StorytellingAmy SchultzNovember 11, 2017writing, art, risk, Fort Worth Portrait Project, artist, business, start up, communications, career, believe, Seth's Blog, Seth Godin Comments

How to (not) create buy-in for your vision

Unlike the “me” in this photo, life has taught me that rallying people to your point of view requires you to remove your own tinted view of the world and take your arrogant elbows off the table (yes, mom).

Communication, Art, Leadership, Entrepreneurship, Humor, Business, StorytellingAmy SchultzJune 23, 2017communication, business, start up

Forward motion

A road trip in faithfully unfaithful Big Bertha reinforced the truism that two people faced with the same problem will, almost without exception, find different ways of solving it.

Art, Business, Communication, Humor, Travel, EntrepreneurshipAmy SchultzJune 22, 2017auto, art festival, artist, van, drive, business, big bertha, small business, company car, Ford, road trip, journey, start up, Texas, problem, problem solving, surprise, wimberley, austin, solution, moral, transmission, mechanic

Where there's smoke

Big Bertha had always produced olfactory bedlam, but one day we smelled something new.
Sniff, sniff. Something’s burning.

Art, Business, Communication, Humor, Start Up, Storytelling, EntrepreneurshipAmy SchultzJune 22, 2017artist, auto, art festival, business, big bertha, problem solving, company car, dream, drive, road trip, Ford, door, window, Texas, journey, mechanic, van, problem, start up, surprise, fire, smoke, Siri, You Tube, moral, humor

Out of character

If you ever decide to do something that’s “out of character” for you, think about your soft opening.
In other words, how will you launch before you launch?

Art, Business, Communication, Humor, Start Up, Storytelling, Travel, EntrepreneurshipAmy SchultzJune 22, 2017St. Louis, Missouri, big bertha, van, road trip, business, small business, start up, photography, art, art festival, artist, Queeny Park, SLCC, friend, Texas, soft opening, out of character, dream, experience, Ford, humor, journey, learn, plan, booth

And there we were...

It was as though we traveled those 1300 miles riding inside a giant Easy Bake Oven. On the outside it looks harmless enough, but on the inside, that 60-watt bulb can maliciously bake a cake.