The Good, The Bad and The Ugly…
The Good: The other day I put up a blog post about geolocation sites. I microblogged the information out to Facebook and my other
The Good: The other day I put up a blog post about geolocation sites. I microblogged the information out to Facebook and my other
Do you remember the book, 1984 by George Orwell? Written in 1948, the book is about a totalitarian state where every citizen is under surveillance and the government knows exactly what everyone is doing all the time. That’s where the phrase, “Big Brother is watching you,” came from.
Ever hear stories about people who have terminal cancer and beat the odds? For years, people have said to me that you can cure yourself.
Did you ever play golf and not keep score? The other day, I played Lido Golf with a friend and it we decided not to
I’ve passed by signs for Empire Kayaking for a long time now and never really thought about going kayaking until my staff retreat last month.
If you have an association, cause or even business, consider building your own social networking site from scratch. The best part about this is you don’t have to be a programmer.
There are a number of sites on the Internet that enable you to create your own social networking site. Ning is the most popular one. But, there are others, like Elgg, SocialGo, Spruz and Grou.ps. If you are looking to create your own community, it’s best to check out all these sites before selecting one.
Contests are a great way to engage your community and get them excited about your product or service. During the last two years, there have
At first glance you may think that Marketing Lessons from the Grateful Dead: What Every Business Can Learn From the Most Iconic Band in History by David Meerman Scott and Brian Halligan, is a joke. However, this book is no joke! After reading it, you realize the members of the Grateful Dead were marketing geniuses.
Why is it that every job you have there is always office politics?
No matter if you have three people or 500 people in your office, office politics always ends up turning into office conflict. That is why I found Diane L. Katz’ new book, Win at Work, so helpful. It brings conflicts to light and helped me understand how to alleviate situations that are uncomfortable in the workplace.
The other day, I went up to Mt. Kisco to go race car driving with my Entrepreneurs’ Organization (EO) forum group. When I got up