Who hasn't heard something similar from someone they know well at some
point? That's how I was introduced to the term "Canadian tuxedo." (if
you don't know what a Canadian tuxedo is, I'll save you the Google, Oxford Dictionary
search by saying it's a denim jacket worn with jeans).
We just
launched a new brand identity that includes a name change that more
accurately describes who we are. It's been a long time coming.
Why is it so hard to do for yourself what you do every day for others with such ease?
And why has it taken so long?
Because
we haven't gotten around to it? Because we're difficult customers?
Partly true. But it really comes down to perspective. It's just hard to
stand back and look at yourself objectively. Doing it for my company
made me realize how challenging it can be from the other side.
People
change. Companies evolve. Every so often it takes a look in the mirror
to see how we're doing. It also helps to have a trusted third party give
you their candid thoughts. You might get there faster if someone says,
"wear this, not that."
Our new threads: http://goris.com
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