My “#ActionJackson Tip of the Day” => The power of decisions (and how to make good ones) “It is in your moments of decision that your destiny is shaped.” -Tony Robbins Failing to make good short and long-term decisions can result in temporary setbacks or worse, permanently harm your business, reputation, and life. One […]
Read moreRotary District 5320 Interactors, together with other Rotarians and Rotary Interactors from around the world, are trying to stop distracted driving. This year my son, Garrett Jackson, is the Interact District 5320 Governor and he and his fellow Interactors are on a mission to raise awareness as to the dangers of distracted driving and, to […]
Read more“In conversation, humor is worth more than wit and easiness more than knowledge” -George Herbert How to Start a Conversation Have you ever been introduced to someone but did not know how to start the conversation? Ever experience that awkward moment of silence not knowing what to say or worse, waiting for the other person […]
Read moreI had a blast guest lecturing in the Chapman University classroom of Professor Niklas Myhr aka “The Social Media Professor.” We talked about social media, marketing, law and being an entrepreneur and the Q&A with Professor Myhr and his students was priceless! On a side note, every time I speak and interact with today’s high […]
Read moreClick to watch the recorded Facebook Live video show! Chelsea enjoys connecting people, promoting talent and creativity, sharing her love of travel and culture, and bringing awareness to the tattoo sub-culture and tattoo artists across the globe. She livestreams and makes videos about her love of tattoo culture, graffiti street art, events, travel and amazing […]
Read moreEach day I share 30 years of legal, business, and entrepreneurial tips with you in what I call my #ActionJackson Tip of the Day! Most tips are presented in short 30-60 second video clips on Twitter @MitchJackson (click here). Every now and then I’ll share the video clips on social media and my websites. […]
Read moreFor years, police and lawyers have been using items found in your home, pursuant to probable cause and a valid court issued search warrant, as admissible evidence in court. To think that for some reason, information residing on your Amazon Echo or Google Home is excluded from this general rule is naive. Just like before, your […]
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