This INSANE Graphic Shows How Ludicrously Complicated Social Media Marketing Is Now
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Why Successful Entrepreneurs Are So Rare -
This post has made the rounds over the last week. I expect most everyone who is connected has read it. Still, it is good enough that I wanted to pass it along as well.
In summary, Mike Kane outlined 5 key attributes of successful entrepreneurs. They are:
In my opinion these are all core attributes of faith. Not the religious type of faith that conjures images of radical intolerance often associated with the media’s portrait of faith. It is the simple kind of faith exemplified by people such as Gandhi, MLK, Steve Jobs and even George Washington.
They all had the ability to sell a shared vision of something new on the horizon. The courage to face the long road ahead. The work ethic to tread that challenging road of change. The introspection to recognize when the road continues on and when the road turns . Finally the ability to put pride aside and accept when road dead ends and backtrack when so much has already been invested.
The leaders and visionaries who express such qualities are very rare indeed. It takes a unique person to be the first to walk a road when there is no road.
My team can be mean. Jerks. (Taken with instagram)
WIREDInsider: MYSTICAL POWERS THAT YOU HAVE (THANKS SOCIAL MEDIA) -
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Social Media. It’s like magic. Correction—it is magic, and I can show you how to tap this vast power. Before today’s lesson, those of you not familiar with role playing games had better bone up on LARPING.
“Invisibility”
You don’t need to be a powerful cleric to…
Order and Structure
When a team member brings a plan and passion I am left with only one decision - make sure they have the guidance and freedom they need to get it done, then get out of the way.
At its worst results are always better than a dictate at its absolute best.
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Italy on the bike: Day 21 Firenza -
I got up having decided if it was raining I’d go to Firenze, else get on the road. I was happy actually to find it raining. To be this close to the place where science began and not visit would have been a disappointment. So after several cappuccinos and a puufy pastry, breakfast as the Italians…
It has me thinking about Smale’s paper on bird flocking. I wonder if the same ideas could be applied to Asian tourists?
Paul Higgins: That is just fantastic
and it reminds me of the story about the turkey by Nassim Taleb. All the available evidence the turkey has is that humans are a benevolent and caring species that houses and feeds turkeys until one day ……….
(via Facebook Changes – Everybody Panic! — TweetFindTV)
So true: WE are the content of Facebook the broadcaster- it’s free but they sell our information!!
Italy on the bike: Day 17 Buonconvento to Montalcino -
I decided to take the long, scenic route to Montalcino today. Up (of course) into a lovely forest reserve on a country lane with far more cyclists than cars. Along the way I passed an amazing cyclist powering up the hills on his highly customized machine. Apparently unable to walk, this remarkable…
A vicarious vacation