For those of you who are tired of reading “another� blog post about Twitter, move on. For those of us who realize the power of the platform and want to leverage it as another tool, another means or another way to enhance communications and the relationships that may bubble up from them, Keep rea...

There has been plenty of hot air blown into the bubble that’s getting ready to burst on Internet marketers again. I watched it happen the first time. With all the financial chaos crashing around us now, the last we need is the blind ignorance of the “new economy” happening again. E...

Scrolling down this list of ‘Ten Movies Where the Bad Guys Win’, I was terrified that I would come upon a movie I hadn’t seen yet, but it did make me think about what would happen if the ending had changed on some of my favorite movies. Imagine if Hans Gruber had teamed up with Har...

About six weeks ago ago, I was over at Scoble’s blog, reading some of the things Guy said about Twitter in s recent interview. As usual, I was struck by some of the comments made. A few of the commenters in that and a related post seemed fixated on two areas. 1- I don’t get Twitter/ Usin...

Image via CrunchBase I don’t ever like to see anyone fail, but I suppose success in the Digital Age has created a new set of Rules ! I have found to date a few solid efforts in the application category which I use !  Zemanta Twitter Adaptive Blue Glue Mac Journal and Evernote ! Louis Gray as ...

My good blog buddy Brad Ward was quoted in Guy Kawasaki’s new book Reality Check. And really he wasn’t quoted, but was the subject for the chapter “The Art of Sucking Up” (p.269). For those not connected to the nerd community, Kawasaki is a widely known technology evangelist ...

Interesting (albeit dated 2006) article on Evangelism by Guy Kawasaki (Art of the Start, early Apple dude, venture cap, supertweeter). He's talking about products (probably leaning toward IT products), but we nonprofit cause folks know many of these ideas apply to us. As he says, live long and kick ...

This Guy Kawasaki post of pictures from his local mall illustrates perfectly something that’s happening all over. We’ve ventured into the malls/outlets twice since Christmas and the whole world is 20%-50% off. I’ve never seen that before. Sure there’s a clearance rack, but th...

Inspired by this post from G.L. Hoffman, this is my blog’s six word resume: Tirelessly finding answers. And sharing them. You might also find these posts interesting: Who the Hell is Paul Boutin?...

Funny story. When I read about Twitter a year or so ago, it was called a “presence based application.” Meaning it was about what you were doing (where you were present) rather than what you were thinking or about conversation. I was consulting at the time, having just sold my company, an...