Learning to Fly
It was a Pink Floyd song back in the late ‘80s. I remember the video. First it showed one of those gliders; then the video showed a young Native American
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Inspiring music
Tim Gillette Start With the Man in the Mirror
It’s hard to believe that next month it will be three years since we lost Michael Jackson. While he was most known in his last years for eccentric behavior and
Tim Gillette Don’t Know What You’ve Got Till It’s Gone
I want to take the idea of RockStar Crazy to a different level today by using two different songs to show how we lose, how we put off until it’s
Tim Gillette For Those About to Rock
It is Friday in a great week of RockStar events. While I have enjoyed traveling this week, it was exciting to get back to Dallas and start connecting with clients
Tim Gillette Let’s Get It Started In Here
That’s right. It’s Thursday and late last night we got back home from our days of driving. It’s time to get started from the home front, fired up and ready
Tim Gillette Train Kept A-Rolling
I’m still on a fired-up ride home from the RockStar marketing boot camp. As I’ve been driving over these past two days I am filled with so many ideas to
Tim Gillette Rock ‘n’ Roll All Night
So we are at the mid-point of the week. It will be my last day on the road, driving back home from LA and I’m still so excited about the
Tim Gillette Shooting Star
This song was from the 1970s by a band named “Bad Company.” While the song’s story is close to the song we used the other day, this one was not
Tim Gillette Juke Box Hero
Juke Box Hero, 1981 song written by Mick Jones and Lou Gramm of Foreigner was inspired by a fan who stood outside in the rain for hours. The young fan
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