Something that I continue to come back to time and again is the concept that social media is all about being social. Simple, right? Then why isn’t everyone doing it? Why is the vast majority of content thrown onto a page or scheduled, and then never looked at again? If
They say the first step in getting over an addiction is admitting you have a problem. I have a problem. That’s right. I am 100% through and through addicted to Angry Birds. Yes, it’s cute, yes, it’s fun, but it should not be as addictive as it is. The whole
I had the opportunity to see Michael E. Gerber, the author of the E-Myth, speak the other day. I have read his book, but hearing him speak was a entirely different experience. Inspiring, thought provoking, and motivating don’t even begin to describe it. His message was so much bigger than
I was perusing the MSN website this morning, when I came across this little gem of an article. The title is Social Media Can Kill Your Career, But Not the Way You Think. Hmm, I think, probably another article about why you shouldn’t post pictures of the last time you
Sports make me really excited about the underdog. The idea that a team that had everything stacked against them came through and beat all the big guys to make it to the end is such an inspiration. But it also makes me think a lot about the underdog in the rest
One thing that always stands out to me these days is when companies and professionals DON’T have a social media presence. They are really missing out on such a great opportunity to engage with clients. When I am referred to someone, I Google them to find what comes up. Most
I’ve been reviewing like crazy for the last 4 or 5 months, but I finally did it. I was selected to be Yelp Elite. If you don’t know, Yelp Elite is basically just a badge that they put on your profile that says you are Elite ’10, or Elite ’11
