Thinks I find along the way
Sadly, this reminds me of an experience I had at a Thai restaurant in Germany. My Thai friend asked if I liked spicy food and I said “Bring it! Don’t make it American hot — make it Thai hot.” I almost missed my plane the next morning… :-D
Very Demotivational – The Demotivational Posters Blog via EAT THAI FOOD THEY SAID.
“So, there’s plenty of bad economic news floating around. From the price of oil to Wall Street to bailouts to the death of traditional advertising.
Which is great news for anyone hoping to grow or to make an impact.
Change (and the fortunes that go with it) is almost always made during the down part of the cycle. It might not be fun, but it’s exciting. (Where do you think Google came from?) The opportunity is to find substantial opportunities (in any field) that deliver real value and have a future. Those jobs/investments/companies/ideas are undervalued right now, but not for long.” Click here to go to the source…
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…becomes social media success story! A security camera caught this parking ‘fail’ on camera:
Hyundai Canada [manufacturer of the victim’s car] saw this YouTube video and was quick to turn this into a social media success! The moral of the story? Everyone wins with social media done well…
This one’s a keeper…
“It is hard to know sometimes how our life has changed until we stop for a moment and look at how different it is from ten or even five years ago. In recent years social media, likely more than anything else, has significantly impacted most of our daily lives. Envisioning the global conversation that has developed over the past few years because of tools like Facebook (Facebook) and Twitter (Twitter) might have been unimaginable for most people at the beginning of this decade.” Source: 5 Ways Social Media is Changing Our Daily Lives
Please go to the source for the rest of Soren Gordhamer’s excellent post…
Bright, shiny objects! 