SOB Hall of Fame I-Q

Successful and Outstanding Bloggers

Professional writer, Indie, combines found photos with one-minute short stories inspired by the photos. The idea is based on John Cage’s Indeterminacy recordings, coupling stories with sound. The stories show elements of avant garde, surrealism, dada, horror, humor, satire, fantasy …

LiewCF.com is a personal tech site on latest technology, gadgets, softwares, computing tips and tricks, product reviews and some interesting stuffs. The author, Liew Cheon Fong, is a full time blogger, one of the very first few Malaysians who blog for living.

“Manage to Change” provides a forum to discuss how change impacts people and businesses. By sharing observations and asking questions, we try to develop strategies for anticipating change, viewing it positively, adapting, and even changing the rules of the game as often as possible. To some degree the focus is on information management: What will happen in the world of content creation, marketing, distribution/delivery, and the
business models of media and publishing, as technology advances and consumer demands change?

The NEAT LIVING Blog is written by Ariane Benefit, M.S.Ed, a former corporate consultant turned professional organizer and life coach. She writes about simplifying, letting go of clutter, organizing, “ThinkBuying,” resisting consumerism, getting healthy, working with passion, charity, ethics, being clear about what’s really important, and having more energy, time and money to do what you really love!

The Principled Innovation Blog, written by Jeff De Cagna, seeks to drive a new conversation in the community of non-profit membership associations. Innovation is critical to the long-term success of associations and, contrary to popular belief, it is possible for associations to innovate in a principled, values-based way. And yet many people still believe that “association innovation” is a contradiction in terms. The Principled Innovation Blog will always push back against the popular mythology and prevailing orthodoxy surrounding innovation, and will continue to challenge association leaders to accept responsibility for making innovation happen in their organizations.

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If You’re An SOB, Let Me Introduce You.

In the SOB Hall of Fame, you’ll see some blogs have a blog description. Do you know about this opportunity? Send me a brief two or three sentence description of your blog. Using your description, I can write an official introduction post for you blog. I’ll feature that post on the front page before I add the description to the SOB Hall of Fame. E-mail Liz at lizsun2@gmail.com That’s all there is to it!

If You Are Not, But Would Like to Be an SOB?

Now, now, you know that means a Successful and Outstanding Blogger!

Here’s how to make this list:
Add an outstanding idea, insight, or spark to the conversation going on this blog,
or start a great conversation on your own blog and tell me about it. You might take a post home with you to the share Successful-Blog ideas and dialogue with your readers. If you do, find a unique way to “add value” to the conversation. Then tell me about it. E-mail Liz at lizsun2@gmail.com with a link to your post or a brief description of what you did.
That’s all there is to it.

–ME “Liz” Strauss