What, you haven’t heard that the Lebron/Wade/Bosh trinity in South Beach is being called the ‘Miami Thrice?’ I would say reading this little cheese nip made me vomit a little, but the fact is my nausea was in full force way before. And yet, there are still some things I love about this mammoth move [...]
I ran into a few people this past weekend who, after I asked the obligatory question “What do you do?,” confessed that they were really working through how to communicate what it was they do. It’s easy to laugh at this, until you realize you kinda stumble through your elevator pitch yourself. It’s actually quite [...]
I had the privilege of both speaking and attending the Big Design conference this past weekend, a two-day event filled with keynotes and workshops targeting designers and developers that are obsessed with the user experience. Being that I’m neither a designer or developer, I was a bit cautious rolling into this event, figuring much of [...]
What, you didn’t learn some marketing lessons from the end of Lost, 24 or Simon Cowell? I did.
If you like beer and history and doing good thing, you’ll enjoy reading The Search for God and Guinness by Stephen Mansfield. If you don’t like doing any of those things, I think you’ll still like the book. It’s an informative look at the story behind both Guinness and Dublin, Ireland, and how the giving [...]
Did you ever think lessons you learned once your rose from the ashes of your days of “financial irresponsibility” could be so handy with how you manage your web content? At the end of the day, improving both your search engine results pages and your credit score come down to the same main strategy: Do [...]
I woke up with these questions in my mind, so I thought I’d ask them of you, too. I’m not sure what I’m going to do about the answers, but nonetheless, it’s a good level-set for a Monday morning. 5 Questions to Ask Yourself on a Monday Morning What can you do this morning that [...]
A recap of the first Ignite Dallas event. Talks on social media, leadership, charity and high heels.
I follow Roland Gilbert of Christian Java and Mack Collier of the Viral Garden on Twitter. Here’s why.
With ebooks, podcasts, blogs, forums and social media, learning about anything, even extreme ironing, is easy to achieve.
