Ted’s Completely Superfluous Disclaimer
Is anyone with me when I suggest that perhaps, just perhaps, we businesspeople can take ourselves a little too seriously sometimes? Here is the disclaimer I posted on an earlier blog, just to poke a little fun at lawyers and the “leaders” who kowtow to them. If you like it, maybe your company can adopt it as its own (though you might want to swap my name out for yours, for obvious reasons). It’s yours, gratis.
All words, messages, endorsements, and bashing on this blog are solely the thoughts of Ted Coiné, private citizen, and are in no way to be construed as representing the opinion, official or otherwise, of any employers past, present, or future; of any clients past, present, or future; of any of Ted’s friends, employees, or associates past, present, or future; or even, heck, of Ted’s own family, not even his dogs.
Indeed, sometimes even Ted himself disagrees with the things he writes on this blog.
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Author | Speaker | Consultant Ted Coiné is one of the most influential business leaders on Twitter, with a following of over two hundred thousand and growing rapidly. He has been ranked by both Huffington Post and Forbes for his business leadership and social media influence. An inspirational speaker, Ted is author of Five-Star Customer Service and Spoil ’Em Rotten! Prior to writing his first book, Ted was founder and CEO of Coiné Language School, a B2B company he brought from his living room to a $10 million valuation in four years by focusing relentlessly on customer service. He is currently writing his third book, about how social media is transforming leadership and business in this exciting new century. Ted and his family live in Naples, Florida, where he is active in the tech startup scene.
