your best
Seth recently blogged about what gets done differently when the Pope is in town. The ship runs a bit tighter. The smiles stetch a bit wider. And so on.
Instead of saving your best for the occasion that just happens to happen to you, why not save your best for the occasion that’s begging for something […]
real people are saying
The Independent Bureau of Weblogs has rated this blog “insightful and obscure.”
The Online division of the Amateur Writer’s Association says, “ideas for conversations is smashing in it’s own sentimental way.”
J.D. Power & Associates says…
I’m still waiting for the day when we reference what real people say. Those people who we’re writing for (or doing whatever […]
to my sisters
I made a donation last night in your names to Room to Read. The money will go towards building a Reading Room in Cambodia. John Wood is an amazing man and I’d encourage anyone to read Leaving Microsoft to Change the World. You can purchase it here.
the definition of music
Over the weekend my friends and I were hanging out after not seeing each other for nearly a year since graduation. Some topics attracted some attention, others maybe a bit more. When the topic of music came up though, everyone had something to say. I got a chance to see what music meant to everyone […]
10 reasons why it’s great to be a marketer
I had a pint with the good folks at Canada’s 1% Army on Friday (cheers Sean!). A suggestion was made (half-jokingly) to only count positive posts in the blog-off. This got me thinking about how much positive writing I was contributing through my blog.
And then I thought to myself… is there really anything to bitch […]
the good persons experiment
100 years ago there were good people who cared about the rights of all people. Rights for those of colour, rights for women, rights to land (only to scratch the surface). 100 years later we are making strides in equality, but are now faced with a new set of judgments from our neighbour.
Now we define […]
we are always at war
A conversation with a friend…
“If man made machines and these machines are helping man to destroy the earth, then who is more powerful in determining the outcome? Is it the man who has made these machines? Is it the machines who chip away at our earth. Or is it the earth which, under enough pressure […]
the age of conversation
A fantastic idea with good intentions. Love the charity.
Join the Facebook group too if you like (age of conversation contributors and friends).
paying it forward
Today has been a day of reflection… reflection on little victories and missed moments. I really liked this post from Mr. Godin a while back. The actions that change the course of a life, are those that happen when we choose not to blink.
Today is Canada’s birthday. I’m not looking for fireworks - fireworks are […]
dispositions
I’m reading Malcolm Gladwell’s ‘Blink’ and its spawned a new series of self-assessments for me.
What do you think within the first few seconds of meeting someone? I think as an entrepreneur and a marketer I have a bit of an advantage in being able to talk to exciting things. The challenge is in staying focused […]
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Someone who talks a lot, listens a lot, sings on the streets and loves big ideas. If you need a discipline or two for piece of mind, try Marketer and Entrepreneur. If you need a title to legitimize why you'd waste your time here, I can't help you. I work with people on fire for the businesses they love.
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