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Introducing Seb’s Random Thoughts

June 21, 2006 by Liz

SOB Hall of Famer: Seb’s Random Thoughts

Sebastian Had a Major DIGG Article Yesterday

Sebastian Prooth, owner of Seb’s Random Thoughts and Podcast Periodical, is a student of media, and an avid blogger, writer, and technology enthusiast. He’s also a computer/tech geek with his 12+ years using MS Windows and the OS X system he uses daily next to his PC. Sebastian talks about technology, news, and just about anything that’s going on. This isn’t CNN or Technorati mirror; it’s more of a mirror of the author sharing with readers — from the head and from the heart.

Notes from Liz: Sebatians’s topics might be random, but his thinking on them is anything but. Seb is a deep thinker who brings sincere and insightful viewpoints to whatever electic topic he tackles. Whenever I stop in at Seb’s blog, I find myself leaving a comment because he has spurred me to think about what he has wrote and to respond with as much thought as he has invested. One read of his posts will surely show you what I mean. Click on his logo and see for yourself.

Go there and Digg Seb’s article on Skype. It’s almost 400 now.

–ME “Liz” Strauss

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Introducing: The NEAT LIVING Blog

June 8, 2006 by Liz

SOB Hall of Fame Entry: The NEAT LIVING Blog

Ariane Benefit Is Neat Too

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!

Notes from Liz: The first comment Ariane made on Successful Blog was in-depth and articulate. It was almost a post in itself. It was a response to my post on designing a complex process. Ariane set me a challenge to write a similar post for designing a process in the virtual environment. I did. It turned out to be a great challenge and a great after-post conversation. Ariane’s blog is as fascinating and insightful as the woman herself.

–ME “Liz” Strauss

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Introducing: Working at Home on the Internet

June 3, 2006 by Liz

SOB Hall of Fame Entry: Working at Home on the Internet

Everyone Knows Joe

Working at Home on the Internet offers something new every day — advice, links, articles, general information and tips — for anyone who uses a home computer to make a living on the Internet. SOB Joe Hauckes readers include self-employed small business owners, telecommuters, and folks who work part time and work at home.

Notes from Liz: Anyone who spends time around Successful Blog knows that Joe is a guy who’s here for all of us, and he’s here every day cheering us on. Joe’s a champion of all Internet folks who work at home. If you are one, spend some time getting to know his blog. Working at home can seem like not a job at all and unsocial sometimes. Having blogs like Joe’s in your favorites can make an at-home work situation seem a lot more like the real thing.

–ME “Liz” Strauss

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Introducing the Advice Library

May 10, 2006 by Liz

SOB Hall of Fame Entry: Advice Library by Oystein Lund

The Man with the Answers

Oystein Lund, editor of the Advice Library, is a relentless researcher. He has no fear of finding his way through the labyrinth of Wikipedia. At the Advice Library, you’ll find posts that mash up information from wildly different sources to fuel your idea bank. And he’s happy to answer questions you have about how things work, if you can’t find the answers already posted there. Besides that he’s a great conversationalist, and his writing is actually easy to read.

Notes from Liz: SOB Oystein Lund’s blog is as eclectic, fun, and insightful as the man who writes it. If you’ve been around Successful Blog at all these past few weeks, you’ve had to have caught the depth of his knowledge and his willingness to search out the answers. If not, check his comments on the Wikipedia post (this one is just the start read on down a while), and you’ll see in a flash that he’s the “go to” guy for information — especially when you’re easily overwhelmed or don’t know where to start.

While I was the kid in kindergarten helping other kids zip up their jackets and untie knots in shoelaces, Oystein was showing the other kids all of the cool things in and out of the library that every kid would find fascinating.

–ME “Liz” Strauss

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Introducing CREEations

May 1, 2006 by Liz

SOB Directory Entry: CREEations by Chris Cree

Easy as Easy

CREEations is a blog of practical life philosophy based on Chris CreeÃ¢â¬â¢s sleep deprived life juggling a marriage, maritime industry career, volunteer commitments, cat ownership, writing, yard work, and massive coffee consumption. His goal is to challenge the way you look at your world. Sometimes heÃ¢â¬â¢s profound, other times just plain silly, but he generally tends to hang out somewhere in between.

Notes from Liz: SOB Chris Cree’s blog is upbeat a nice place to go when the world has been a little too much and you want to have a space to breathe. His posts shed a little light on humanity and how to face the world with a positive outlook. They’re easy to read and rest easy on the mind. I think of Chris’ blog as a great place to unwind.

–ME “Liz” Strauss

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Introducing Customer Think

April 12, 2006 by Liz

Uh-oh I’ve Been Thinking Again

What happens when you cross thinking outside of the box with personal branding?

Customer Think–a series that takes Brand YOU outside the box to become Brand YOU & ME. We’ve let the world know who we really are and how to see the unique value we bring as individuals. It’s time that we do the same in return. We’ll be getting to know customers in a strategic, deep thinking way–from an outside-of-the-box, inside-of-the-customer perspective. So hang on.

You’ll be finding out plenty about customers, by finding out more about yourself. That’s the Brand YOU and ME part.

And just about everyone in our lives is a customer in some way, if you tilt your head to look at it from just the right angle. This isn’t your father’s business skills class, it’s life and business for the 21st century in that uniquely Liz way.

You know there will be nothing like it anywhere else.

Brand YOU and ME–can you think of a more natural way to promote your business, your brand, or yourself, than being able to think like your customers?

–ME “Liz” Strauss