I Have Good News And Bad News: You ARE An Entrepreneur
Growing up, my dream had always been to work up a corporate ladder and become a senior executive, perhaps a big-company CEO. Even while I was in college I had …
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KSL Interview About Six Degrees From Kevin Bacon – It Worked!
I just had a very entertaining interview with a reporter from KSL, a local radio station, which will be aired Friday morning at 5:20am and 7:20 am (for the commuters). …
Managers Are Stoopid And What To Do About It
These thoughts come from two specific discussions, and years of pondering, and reading Dilbert 🙂 (thanks to the B2BBlog for these, … you can read their post here) On employee …
Layoffs! Layoffs! Layoffs!
It still amazes me how many people are losing their jobs. It’s just the way it is, isn’t it? I bet 99% of the people getting let go have no …
Getting A Mean E-mail, or Comment, or Post Online… What To Do?
It’s easy to miscommunicate, isn’t it? I do it all the time 🙂 In e-mail we’re told to not be sarcastic as it is really easy to misconstrue a message. …
What Kind of Person Uses JibberJobber? Here’s a Profile.
I get asked this question all the time – just who uses JibberJobber? Here’s a user who has given me permission to share her profile with you. Bridgette Hinchman is: …
Your Book: Perhaps The Most Important Thing To Enhance Your Personal Brand
I started JibberJobber on May 15, 2006. In June I started blogging, and credit much of JibberJobber’s success to this blog. It became clear early on that putting time into …
Thom Singer’s 66 Tips for Better Networking (the complete list!)
Thom Singer is one of my favorite people. He is an author, speaker, super networker, motivator, and all-around cool guy. His daughter had the same (or a very similar) surgery …
What My Rebranding Means For You
The last few weeks we’ve spent quite a bit of time on my re-branding… I hope to wrap this up and bring a message back to you. It’s no secret …
The Contest (And A Teleseminar Recording)
I got my webmonkey account and am compiling the submissions. It’s kind of hard because some people gave one-liner tag lines, and others wrote long e-mails with a lot of …