As a follow up to my previous post, I just did the math. In the fifteen months prior to and following the launch of When Growth Stalls, I was on the road 45 times, an average of three times per month.

Not too bad, although considering the number of cross-country trips (eight visits to New York, three to Washington, D.C., three to Philadelphia, plus Baltimore, Atlanta and Orlando) it’s no wonder I’m tired. And—get this—I calculate that I was in the DFW Airport (the one with the bathroom plan designed by a camel) sixty times over that span. There are only so many times you can eat Taco Bell or Au Bon Pain, you know?

I also worked my way across the Midwest (Minneapolis, St. Louis, Kansas City, etc.) Southwest (Dallas, Houston, Phoenix and more) the Rockies (Denver, Colorado Springs, Vegas) and the West (San Francisco, Sacramento, LA, Orange County, San Diego). All in all a pretty good tour of the U.S.

I knew when the book came out what I was signing up for, and the growing footprint of McKee Wallwork Cleveland also played a part (we now have clients from coast to coast). It’s been hard, but it’s been fun. And since there are still a number of places I haven’t visited in the past year, I’d be happy to bring the message of When Growth Stalls to your city. Just click here and holler.