Archive for March 2009

What are you looking for?

When leading a team, be careful what you are looking for. If you are looking to prove one of your

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Twitter’s New Business Model

There has been a lot of chatter lately about Twitter and making money. Suggestions have ranged from creating a Brand

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Sunday Morning Blog

My reading this Sunday Morning, Buzz Marketing for Technology. Paul Dunay is good at breaking down Web 2.0, Marketing, and

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Monday Morning Leadership

With all that enters our lives, it’s easy to get sidetracked. Disruptions are thrown at us everyday. I thought Monday

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Reducing Supply

Seth Godin had a good post the other day about Executive compensation. He argued companies were so poor at marketing

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Good Ideas Finish Last

Great ideas are all around us. I would argue, great ideas are so prevalent they are a commodity. What makes

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The “3″ Rule

Information flies at us at a 100 miles an hour. It seems almost impossible to keep up. There are blogs,

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Problems, What Problems?

During difficult times, it is nice to have something to put things in perspective. Monday Morning Leadership Quote: “One of

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People, Product or Process

I’ve been talking to some of my peers about the economy and it’s getting more and more difficult out there.

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Sunday Morning Blog

Today’s Sunday morning reading includes Information Arbitrage. A great read on the economy, start ups, and finance. Roger Ehrenberg writes

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