I just poured a hot mug of Earl Grey, pulled on my slippers and I’m thinking about Facebook. Actually, I’m not thinking about Facebook at all - I’m thinking about getting old. I’m not really all that old, but I do remember watching the Beatles debut on the Ed Sullivan show, the moon walk, and JFK’s final parade. I also remember cranking out newsletters (there’s a word going out of style) on… Continue reading
Should you share your best stuff on the Internet?
You work hard for what you know. As an author, public speaker, seminar leader, blogger, or coach, ideas are money. And then there’s social media - the wide-mouth, gaping suck-hole of content. Social media is where ideas gets shared. Holding… Continue reading
Your first baby steps to getting started with SlideShare
For a couple of years I’ve been raving about the not-so-secret power of SlideShare. Typically, I am greeted with a response like “Huh? SlidesShare, what’s that?”. Well, for all you unwashed marketers, let me introduce you to a very exciting… Continue reading
EE032 – Jon Loomer teaches Facebook
In this free-ranging interview you meet Jon Loomer, an expert on advanced Facebook advertising. Jon got hooked on social media advertising while working for the NBA and hasn't looked back. One of the more savvy Facebook advertising experts, Jon has… Continue reading
EE030 – put some finito in your day
How are you? Are you off to a roaring start in 2014? Or are you limping along with some same-old-same-old habits dragging you down? In this episode I am teaching you three powerful strategies to get more finito (completion) in… Continue reading
Stop doing this (task hopping) and you’ll thank me
I teach productivity. I don’t like to call it that. It’s the same with most motivational speakers. They prefer to say they talk on “leadership”, or “personal mastery”, but really it’s motivation. For me, it’s productivity. And one trick has… Continue reading
I want you to be brave
Okay this is something different. I was working on my next slideshare presentation this week and struggling to come up with a topic. I admit I don't recommend this backwards approach, but there it is. And what came up was… Continue reading
