This is a random thought. It's not backed up with research - it's just the product of my own hunch about the web. Facebook represents kind of a one world order when it comes to information and socialization. You can live inside of it and not really interact too much with the outside world. You can blog there, …
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The 3 Big Questions of this Social, Digital Age
August 19, 2010 4 Comments
I've decided to connect with a lot of people in a lot of different ways. I also read a lot of stuff, mostly online but also in print. And I try to write and share great content along the way. The problem is, each of these is never-ending. In other words, there will always be something else to read, someone else …
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Don’t Forget About Conversation
July 23, 2010 Leave a Comment
I've just posted an article over at Social Media Today called It's Still the Conversation That Matters. The idea is that, with all of our broadcasting, marketing, preaching, networking, and selling, conversation still matters more than most of the other factors we use to determine influence and success. So …
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Leadership, Conversation, and Taking Your Blogging Deeper
February 4, 2010 Leave a Comment
I posted four articles here and there over the course of the day:
At Big Is the New Small I wrote about the upside of the downside of leadership.
On We Blog Better I posted the second post in a five-post series on five dimensions for growing your blog. Today I talked about growing your blog deeper.
At Fuel Your …
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Can You Share Your Vision in An Elevator Speech?
October 3, 2008 Leave a Comment
I often peruse websites about web design and last night noticed this article about giving an elevator speech. I thought about how it applies to Pastors. There are often crucial moments when we have an opportunity to be vision-casters with people, one-on-one. It may be a car ride making a visit, coffee with a …
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