I am Jared Latigo, a husband, father and Christ-follower, who's passion is doing things right, doing things intentional and growing every day. I believe that we were all put here for an incredible reason and that our passions are a gift that allow us to fulfill a particular life plan. Also a pretty avid fan of sandwiches.
As you know, Facebook likes to change things. Which shouldn’t be a problem because it is their platform and they make the rules there. But it affects lots of people, likely you included. They made some changes about a year… Read More »If you run a business Facebook page, you need to know this.
These days I’m learning about choosing a market for building a product and all the different ways that can be done. This might not appeal to you directly, but bear with me, it’ll relate to how you can use what… Read More »What I’m learning about these days and why you should be too
I told you I’m transforming this into a central location for all that I have going on. The homepage will reflect that soon. But until then, I want to note a few things. 1. This blog will remain about branding.… Read More »So here’s the deal…
If you’ve been here before, you will notice the design has changed pretty drastically since a few days ago. There’s a reason for it.
You know, this thing we’re doing right now, it’s real life. It sounds simple but I would venture to say that you’ve forgotten as did I.
In life sometimes we get caught up trying to make awesome stuff happen for us. Or for others. But either way, we get caught up. And I want you to take a step back for a moment and decide if maybe you’re in that place where you got caught up a bit.
Maybe you’ve forgotten that this is real life. That the things you do on a regular basis can never be taken back, never “redone”, never 100% forgotten.
Don’t get scared and do nothing, but be aware that every minute is only lived once. Make sense?
There are certain ways of doing things. Certain ways of going about achieving a specific goal that you want. I get that.
Let’s call this protocol.
But what happens when your protocol doesn’t make sense? When it is a useless waste of time for your customer or you?
Let’s explore.
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