Thanks to Tim Kastelle for recommending this awesome book for thought leaders or "idea entrepreneurs" as the author calls them: In Breaking Out, idea developer and adviser John Butman shows how the methods of today’s most popular “idea entrepreneurs”—including dog psychologist Cesar Millan, French lifestyle guru Mireille Guiliano French Women Don’t Get Fat, TOMS founder … Continue reading Recommended Reading: Breaking Out: How to Build Influence in a World of Competing Ideas
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Future Friday for 5/31/2013
Everyone's looking forward to the weekend so we look forward to the future, too. Here are this week's top 10 posts looking to the future...
My top 10+ curation tools
http://youtu.be/OjkcHAw_YVY [listly id="58s" layout="full"] Did I miss your favorite? Correct me in the comments...
Conducting Market Research Before Investing in Tactical Execution
When I tell my clients and students they need to ‘cogitate’ before planning and inbound marketing strategy, this is what I mean. Of course the folks at Moz put it much more eloquently: The phrase "look before you leap" has never been more true! Before you start investing in tactics, it's important to do your … Continue reading Conducting Market Research Before Investing in Tactical Execution
Have Faith In Your Journey
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“Future Friday” for 5/17/2013
Everyone's looking forward to the weekend, so on Fridays I focus on the future...
Google Is Very Creepy [And That’s What Makes It So Awesome?]
The title belongs to writer Tony Bradley, not me, but I like the conclusion of his article in Forbes: I wouldn’t go so far as to say that privacy is “dead”. Suffice it to say, our relationship with privacy has changed as a function of the benefits we can receive in exchange for that privacy. … Continue reading Google Is Very Creepy [And That’s What Makes It So Awesome?]
The Future of the Website
http://vimeo.com/30156003 What do you think? Is the website dead?
Blog This!
Perhaps the best advice on blogging I've ever seen... Go to the source: Blog This! Sometimes Going Back to Basics Leads to the Best Posts : @ProBlogger