Jim Seybert is a private practice consultant who specializes in helping companies find new ways to do things. He leads brainstorming and strategic planning retreats for organizations in many industries including healthcare, entertainment, industrial supply, government, publishing and personal services. His monthly eNewsletter "Market Intelligence" is read by people on five continents and he's a popular conference speaker. A former radio talk show host and corporate business development executive, Jim is "more comfortable in the future than the present" and enjoys taking clients on "guided tours of their future." He lives near the beach in Arroyo Grande, Calif., with his wife Rhonda, their daughter Noelle and two adorable cats.

	Playing By the Rules
	To Tweak or Not to Tweak?
	Well, What Did You Expect?
	Redefining Resolutions
	A Whole New Box
	Think Slowly
	Got Any Spare Change ??
	Finding Solutions in the Back of the Company Closet
	Al Gore - The Sequel (Update)
	Securing the Future by Dismantling the Present
	A Whole New Box
	The Fuzzy Wuzzy Land of New Ideas
	How Does Your Strategy Garden Grow?
	"Oh Won't You Stay, Just a Little Bit Longer?"
	It's Been a Great Year for New ideas
	Your Mission - Should You Decide . . .
	Business Principals from Jack Ryan
	What Is That Horrible Sound?
	Freeing Up Your Mind So You Can Think (Differently)
	"The" Quintessential Restaurant Experience
	Are You Protecting Pebbles?
	Give Your Ideas Time to Ripen On the Vine
	The Difference Between "The" and "A"
	Redefining Resolutions
	Getting Lost in the Story (or vice versa)
	5th Anniversary Celebration
	Learn to Change, or Die
	Five Levels of Brand Acceptance
	Don't Let Scoundrels Waste Your Time
	Running Your Own Race
	I Hear Plates Crashing All Around Me
	The Beatles, Elvis and Leonardo da Vinci
	Minority Rules
	I Resolve to Change My Mind
	"You'd better start swimming, or you'll sink like a stone."
	Knowledge is Over-rated
	Learning a New Computer Trick
	Al Gore - The Sequel
	Protect the Future by Honoring the Past
	It's Not Who You Know, Or What You Know - It's HOW You Learn It
	In Praise of Individuals: Must We Always Get Along?
	Daddy, Tell Me A Story
	Birds Of A Feather
	Imagination VS Reality? - Imagination Wins!
	Lessons from the Links