Our friend Bob Emiliani runs an ongoing ad on fellow blogger Mark Graban's Lean Blog that pokes a bit of fun at various lean glitterati. I thought I'd share this week's version on our own Bill Waddell:
Bill and His Groupies
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Bill Waddell says
Thanks for the boost to my desperate social image Bob – the check’s in the mail.
Mark Graban says
Bob is incredibly creative with his ads, the ones that appear each week (and sometimes, especially, the ads I’ve politely said “no” to) :-)
John Buzolic says
Just to make sure you are aware that not all of us groupies look the same as that Bill. :)
Bill Waddell says
Glad to know that, John. Thse groupies look to be younger than my kids and in far better shape then me. I hope there are a few physically settling in folks, a bit closer to my age in the gang.