Comments on: Sunrise in a Mill Town http://www.chrisbrogan.com/sunrise-in-a-mill-town/ Learn How Human Business Works - Beyond Social Media Fri, 10 Feb 2012 10:18:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: youtube downloader http://www.chrisbrogan.com/sunrise-in-a-mill-town/comment-page-1/#comment-287977 youtube downloader Mon, 06 Dec 2010 14:04:00 +0000 http://chrisbrogan.com/sunrise-in-a-mill-town/#comment-287977 I'm thankful as a business owner that I have both good and bad models of innovation to look to in order to learn. I’m thankful as a business owner that I have both good and bad models of innovation to look to in order to learn.

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]]> By: seks izle http://www.chrisbrogan.com/sunrise-in-a-mill-town/comment-page-1/#comment-206614 seks izle Sun, 16 May 2010 14:56:42 +0000 http://chrisbrogan.com/sunrise-in-a-mill-town/#comment-206614 Thank you,<br><br>A lot of those mills lost out to cheaper labor overseas but I often wonder if the real loss has to do when they did the same thing all the time and didn't really innovate.<br><br>Good Luck. Thank you,

A lot of those mills lost out to cheaper labor overseas but I often wonder if the real loss has to do when they did the same thing all the time and didn't really innovate.

Good Luck.

]]> By: linkerjpatrick http://www.chrisbrogan.com/sunrise-in-a-mill-town/comment-page-1/#comment-101344 linkerjpatrick Tue, 08 Jan 2008 12:57:32 +0000 http://chrisbrogan.com/sunrise-in-a-mill-town/#comment-101344 Chris, this audio blog hit me close to home. I live in Greenville,SC which at one time was known as the textile capital of the world. Now almost all of those textile mills are abandoned or burned down but thankfully some are being restored into very nice living spaces, probably like the place you are living. I think of a lot of the same things you do as I drive by the old mills and through the mill villages. I actually like to take those routes as opposed to the faster bypasses. A lot of those mills lost out to cheaper labor overseas but I often wonder if the real loss has to do when they did the same thing all the time and didn't really innovate. My parents grew up in the mill villages and I hear great stories about how vibrant the communities were, unfortunately the depended on on industry. Thankfully Greenville has seen a great revival in the business sector. BMW and Michelin have great presense here and the Upstate of SC is really becoming one of the "tech centers" of the Southeast. I'm thankful as a business owner that I have both good and bad models of innovation to look to in order to learn. Chris, this audio blog hit me close to home. I live in Greenville,SC which at one time was known as the textile capital of the world. Now almost all of those textile mills are abandoned or burned down but thankfully some are being restored into very nice living spaces, probably like the place you are living.

I think of a lot of the same things you do as I drive by the old mills and through the mill villages. I actually like to take those routes as opposed to the faster bypasses. A lot of those mills lost out to cheaper labor overseas but I often wonder if the real loss has to do when they did the same thing all the time and didn’t really innovate.

My parents grew up in the mill villages and I hear great stories about how vibrant the communities were, unfortunately the depended on on industry. Thankfully Greenville has seen a great revival in the business sector. BMW and Michelin have great presense here and the Upstate of SC is really becoming one of the “tech centers” of the Southeast.

I’m thankful as a business owner that I have both good and bad models of innovation to look to in order to learn.

]]> By: linkerjpatrick http://www.chrisbrogan.com/sunrise-in-a-mill-town/comment-page-1/#comment-240692 linkerjpatrick Tue, 08 Jan 2008 12:57:00 +0000 http://chrisbrogan.com/sunrise-in-a-mill-town/#comment-240692 Chris, this audio blog hit me close to home. I live in Greenville,SC which at one time was known as the textile capital of the world. Now almost all of those textile mills are abandoned or burned down but thankfully some are being restored into very nice living spaces, probably like the place you are living. I think of a lot of the same things you do as I drive by the old mills and through the mill villages. I actually like to take those routes as opposed to the faster bypasses. A lot of those mills lost out to cheaper labor overseas but I often wonder if the real loss has to do when they did the same thing all the time and didn't really innovate. My parents grew up in the mill villages and I hear great stories about how vibrant the communities were, unfortunately the depended on on industry. Thankfully Greenville has seen a great revival in the business sector. BMW and Michelin have great presense here and the Upstate of SC is really becoming one of the "tech centers" of the Southeast. I'm thankful as a business owner that I have both good and bad models of innovation to look to in order to learn. Chris, this audio blog hit me close to home. I live in Greenville,SC which at one time was known as the textile capital of the world. Now almost all of those textile mills are abandoned or burned down but thankfully some are being restored into very nice living spaces, probably like the place you are living.

I think of a lot of the same things you do as I drive by the old mills and through the mill villages. I actually like to take those routes as opposed to the faster bypasses. A lot of those mills lost out to cheaper labor overseas but I often wonder if the real loss has to do when they did the same thing all the time and didn’t really innovate.

My parents grew up in the mill villages and I hear great stories about how vibrant the communities were, unfortunately the depended on on industry. Thankfully Greenville has seen a great revival in the business sector. BMW and Michelin have great presense here and the Upstate of SC is really becoming one of the “tech centers” of the Southeast.

I’m thankful as a business owner that I have both good and bad models of innovation to look to in order to learn.

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