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 I don’t think a day goes by where I’m not asked, “What’s your favorite coffee?” I suppose I’m always a little flattered that people trust my subjective notion of “taste” , but for me coffee is about infinitely more than taste. For me the cup is a great thing to embrace while reflecting, and planning. It induces imagination, dreams, and even action. I almost always have a cup in hand while in the sphere of social media or Business

I have tasted about every origin of coffee in the world, and I’ve built a thriving business by always offering coffee from the top ten growing regions of the world, artfully roasted, and fresh on-demand.
That said, when I reach for my favorite cup I personally favor Brazilian coffee.

I can enjoy about any cup, but I love the sweet berry flavors, the rich creamy body, and the citric acidity of a Brazilian coffee. 

I don’t think I have ever tasted a more balanced, or bright cup of coffee.

Brazil Coffee

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It’s a story that can offer hope to millions of Americans struggling with unemployment, and to working Americans everywhere who fear losing their jobs in this economy.
Forrest Graves was an executive for a major corporation when he was laid off last Christmas. He has a wife and two daughters to support.
Forrest made a choice: to turn unemployment into an opportunity. He chased his career dream.
Thanks in no small part to the ways he harnessed free tools on the Internet, Forrest made it work.
Here’s how he turned a $600 investment into a growing business with clients around the world.