This past weekend I had the opportunity to actually ATTEND a conference, rather than go as a speaker or to network as part of a business development strategy. I went to Blog World Expo in Las Vegas simply to learn. I am ...
Thanks to the great people at the TSAE conference who came to my "Truth and Authenticity in the Digital Age" session. As promised, here are some resources: Link to the presentation Handout that includes my &quo ...
Okay, the title is overly dramatic, but I am impressed with how the way I so comfortably use this machine has actually changed my habits a bit. I bought the iPad mostly for reading. I didn't buy a keyb ...
I am speaking to an association in Iowa next week on leadership, and a couple of the themes I'll be talking about are (a) how fast things change these days, and, somewhat related, (b) how social media is cha ...
The second installment of Buzz 2010 was great on Tuesday. The topic was risk management and social media, and it's one I really need help on, because I've realized lately that I am probably a little TOO co ...
Monday this week was a holiday, so I was able to do something I rarely let myself do: I rested.I didn't go to the office. I didn't write some blog posts. I didn't catch up on email. I didn't put mulch dow ...
Monday this week was a holiday, so I was able to do something I rarely let myself do: I rested.I didn't go to the office. I didn't write some blog posts. I didn't catch up on email. I didn't put mulch dow ...
Last Monday I suggested that strategic planning is skewed (in an unhealthy way) towards relevance. On Wednesday, I made the case that social media has some lessons for us in this area--the way social media uses continuou ...
Monday's post talked about the relationship between strategic planning and relevance. In short, the typical process we use for strategic planning (scan-plan-implement-evaluate) actually skews us towards remaining mer ...
A very nice case study of a social media brouhaha has been developing over on ASAE's blog, Acronym. Scott Briscoe wrote what I thought was a nice post about some tricky issues related to how consultants and associati ...
