Monthly Archives: March 2006

Friday Fur

Squirrel Hunt Originally uploaded by AuthenticEccentric. Lindsey & Windsor spent the beautiful morning chasing squirrels in the yard while I talked on the phone. Dogs | Photos

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Raising the Bar: Expectations

The single most consistent conversation I have with clients surrounds the concept of expected versus actual performance. Most often this comes up in discussions on employment – a client has a team member who isn’t living up to their expectations … Continue reading

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Funneling Fans

Seth Godin’s latest eBook, Flipping the Funnel is now available online as a free download. Seth has gone the extra mile with his latest work, providing personalized versions for traditional corporations, non-profits and politicians. Seth elaborates on many similar points … Continue reading

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Unintended Consequences

The NTen technology conference officially kicked off today with Guy Kawasaki, who did a great presentation on innovation. Sadly, I was too far from the podium to get any kind of quality recording, but if you can’t see him live, … Continue reading

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Expertise

As tools like Ether begin to break down the barriers of selling knowledge online, developing your expertise becomes paramount. Kathy recently had a great post on how to be an expert that is well worth reading. My first experience with … Continue reading

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Increasing Book Sales

Google has launched a public version of Book Search that puts the power of Google Search behind authors and independent publishers. You can upload your manuscript to Google via a pdf or send them a hard copy and they will … Continue reading

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Talk: The Killer Ap

I promised a longer and more thoughtful review on how and why Ether has the potential to be a disruptive force. I’m often challenged to find innovative solutions for clients who, by desire, accident or illness, find themselves in need … Continue reading

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Still Relevant

As I was pondering my response to the recent posts on the demise of the blogosphere, I ran across two new to me blogs and new services that have convinced me that the pundits are entirely wrong. One of the … Continue reading

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