Category: Just in case

If you want to have a nice blog it helps to be anal retentive! Sweat the details…

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The Internet Loop

This explains a lot! Busy? Bored? Just enter into the ‘internet loop’ for awhile and you’ll forgot how you got there…

content management and marketing for thought leadership

I Love Charts – The Internet’s Turning Us Into Cyborgs — But Is….

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…on The Meaning of Life [and technology]

Anderson Layman’s Blog.

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No More Excuses!

 

Today’s Visual Inspiration: No More Excuses!.

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The Power of a Positive Posse

“We cannot choose the original family we are born into but we can choose the life tribe we create.” Go to the source: The Power of a Positive Posse [BLOG] « Positively Positive.

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Just in time, David. I was looking for a good reblog. Happy Friday! :-D

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Zenith Chromacolor TV, 1970s

Retronaut is a fun site that I track in Google Reader. Every once in awhile, I see something that makes me nostalgic like this ad. It makes me think about the passage of time and technology…

I’ll probably be thinking about missing out on the ‘next great thing’ on my deathbed. Sigh… :-/

Go to the source for more: Zenith Chromacolor TV, 1970s | Retronaut.

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…on “Drawing The Red Line”

“The most important thing a creative per­son can learn professionally is where to draw the red line that separates what you are willing to do, and what you are not.” ~ Hugh McLeod

via swissmiss | Draw The Red Line.

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…on the Secret of Life :-)

“The secret of life is honesty and fair dealing. If you can fake that, you’ve got it made.” ~ Groucho Marx

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How do you find good content for your blog?

I’m curious to know how other bloggers find ideas to curate or create blog content. Here’s a simple poll! Feel free to add your own suggestions…

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Versatile Guest/Office Barn Complimenting Nearby Residential Barn

Soooo jealous!

More pictures here:Versatile Guest/Office Barn Complimenting Nearby Residential Barn | Freshome.

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Jackie Dumaine.

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We Eat Less Healthily Than We Think

This is not exactly what you’d call breaking news, right?

Massive Health

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Well said…

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“It is at the edge of the petal that love waits.” ~ William Carlos Williams via Love’s Vortex | Pops Digital.

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“Ich Bin Ein Berliner”

Myth: John F. Kennedy blundered in one of his most famous speeches, saying in German “I am a jelly-filled doughnut” instead of what he meant (in the figurative sense) “I am a person from Berlin”. via John F. Kennedy’s Statement “Ich Bin Ein Berliner” was Not Interpreted as “I am a Jelly-Filled Doughnut”.

Hmmm. As a German major in college, I have been guilty of spreading this myth therefore I am confession my ‘guilt’ in public along with the correction. Follow the ‘via’ link if you’d like to know the rest of the story. In the meantime, enjoy the speech if you’re a history buff like me…

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…on Questions

“Sometimes questions are more important than answers.”  ~ Nancy Willard via 3 Questions Worth Asking to Find the Right Answer for You | Tiny Buddha: Wisdom Quotes, Letting Go, Letting Happiness In.

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…on Choosing to Create Happiness

“Happiness depends upon ourselves.” ~ Aristotle via Tiny Wisdom: Choosing to Create Happiness | Tiny Buddha: Wisdom Quotes, Letting Go, Letting Happiness In.

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Six degrees of aggregation

“Of the many and conflicting stories about how The Huffington Post came to be—how it boasts 68 sections, three international editions (with more to come), 1.2 billion monthly page views and 54 million comments in the past year alone, how it came to surpass the traffic of virtually all the nation’s established news organizations and amass content so voluminous that a visit to the website feels like a trip to a mall where the exits are impossible to locate—the earliest and arguably most telling begins with a lunch in March 2003 at which the idea of an online newspaper filled with celebrity bloggers and virally disseminated aggregated content did not come up.” via Six degrees of aggregation : CJR.

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Good stuff!

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Ever heard that voice that whispers, “you’re a fraud”?

I think we all have at one time or another. When you’re insecure and don’t want anyone to know, that sly voice whispers words that belittle and make us want to be invisible.

Then there’s the voice that lifts you up. Perhaps even higher than you feel you deserve. The voice that calls out the best in you and says “You is kind, you is smart, you is important.” (That was my favorite line in the movie, The Help. You have to love Abileen.)

I’ve noticed something about people that are the real deal. That are successful in every sense of the word. They build people up.

I remember the first time I was invited to “run with the big dogs”. I was about 23 years old and attending a sales convention as a top performer. I got invited to…

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12 Ways to Know If You Are a Leader

“While everyone has the potential to be a leader, most never take up the mantle. They are content to let others take the risk and do the work.

Several years ago, I read a post by Tony Morgan called “10 Easy Ways to Know You’re Not a Leader.” I took that list, and then inverted and expanded it.

Here are twelve ways to know if you are a leader.” Go to the source if you’re interested in Michael Hyatt’s 12 Ways: 12 Ways to Know If You Are a Leader | Michael Hyatt.

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