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By Lyle Fitzsimmons - Yep… it seemed like a good idea at the time.
When the last page of the 2010 calendar was X’ed out 12 months ago, it was a stroke of temporary brilliance to eschew the traditional year-end column for a crystal-ball forecast of what my colleagues and I would be contentiously recapping when it came time to repeat the exercise 365 days later.
Well, the time has indeed arrived. And while I’m not so sure anymore about the brilliant part, I can say with 100 percent conviction that it was far more fun to look forward than backward… even if the recap in 2011’s swan song is a little more painful – and a little less prescient – than I hoped it’d be.
With one notable exception, that is. Which you can be sure is the nugget I’ll take from all this.
Without further ado, to [Click Here To Read More]
When the last page of the 2010 calendar was X’ed out 12 months ago, it was a stroke of temporary brilliance to eschew the traditional year-end column for a crystal-ball forecast of what my colleagues and I would be contentiously recapping when it came time to repeat the exercise 365 days later.
Well, the time has indeed arrived. And while I’m not so sure anymore about the brilliant part, I can say with 100 percent conviction that it was far more fun to look forward than backward… even if the recap in 2011’s swan song is a little more painful – and a little less prescient – than I hoped it’d be.
With one notable exception, that is. Which you can be sure is the nugget I’ll take from all this.
Without further ado, to [Click Here To Read More]