An airplane traveling from New York to Chicago is off course 98% of the time. Still it gets there. Why? The pilot is always adjusting with the destination in mind. For a writer, a speaker, a … [Read more...]
Ideas in Your Refrigerator
You Know You’re Procrastinating When . . . . . . cleaning the refrigerator takes on a new and miraculous sense of urgency with a heavenly glow. Go ahead give in and do it, but don’t lose to … [Read more...]
Intra-Linking as Promotion
Do you know Yaro Starak’s blog, Entrepreneur’s Journey? I follow it because he’s always testing things. I dropped by today looking for something on search engine optimization and found the most-like … [Read more...]
Job [and Client] Hunting ala Liz
Gosh You Look Great You have your act totally together. You know how to answer every question. You can explain how to capitalize on your strengths and how you make your weaknesses irrelevant. You … [Read more...]
Lost My Way with Hitchhiker’s Guide . . . Did You Have to Be There?
Another Saturday Night Movie You know the saying, “Guess you had to be there.” You might have said it yourself, when you told a story of a great experience that doesn’t translate to the audience … [Read more...]
Open Mic 7pm Chgo Time: Becky McCray Is Guest Host!
Yes the Mic Will Be on Tonight Becky McCray Will Be Our Guest Host! We’re talking about fine alcoholic beverages. We can talk about beer, wine, whiskey, scotch, cognac, brandy, bars, saloons, … [Read more...]
Seriously: Do New Thoughts and New Taglines Find Us?
It Started with an Unsearchable Thought It started with a blog post. Somehow in writing it, I had a new thought. Seems a good reason NOT to be a thought leader . . . new thoughts aren’t … [Read more...]
SOB Business Cafe 06-16-2006
Welcome to the SOB Cafe We offer the best in thinking–articles on the business of blogging written by the Successful and Outstanding Bloggers of Successful Blog. Click on the title shots to enjoy … [Read more...]
Tailoring Twitter: Get Busy Folks to “Get” Twitter in 2 Minutes Flat!
I’m Too Busy for Twitter Last I worked the social media station for McGraw-Hill Education at the National Conference of Teachers of Mathematics, a gathering of about 9,000 attendees. As it happens … [Read more...]
The Chameleon Effect: Can Others’ Perceptions Hurt Your Success?
It Sure Seems So! Will an Army officer’s arbitrary opinion determine a soldier’s performance ? Will the next U.S. President’s productivity be affected by what his cabinet believes about him? ? Can … [Read more...]
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