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You guessed it—my first post since I was nearly killed by a little sinus bug from New York. It was huge! They live in the sewers there, you know. Like. Giant… Alligators. A lot of things have happened in December. I was wrapped up in one of them—the race for Seth’s Alternate MBA—nearly all month [...]
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In case you needed a reminder: Paul Durban is a design god. Would somebody syndicate Bolofeesh already? ;} Previous posts about the Tribes Q&A ebook: The Tribes Q&A (by the Triiibe) The Tribes Q&A (teeny addendum) Tribes Q&A on SWIMBERT The Tribes Casebook (courtesy of Triiibes)
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Thursday morning I had a lovely second podcast chat with Trish Lambert and Karen Swim (because the first recording didn’t take—oops!). I’ve done radio shows for music-related exploits in Cleveland and I did my guppie news girl / announcer stint on WYSU when I was in college, but I’ve never been on a podcast before. [...]
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This is the first project I can remember for which I didn’t particularly care about receiving credit. It resonated with me, needed to be done, and I stepped up to do whatever I could be useful doing. It felt really good to work this way. As a consequence of that, I didn’t add a lot [...]
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The Tribes Q&ABig seekrit project? Done. Man am I tuckered out! The Tribes Q&A was released today on Seth Godin’s blog, and elsewhere. You’ll remember the last ebook, the Tribes Casebook, that the Triiibe produced; this one was a bit different. (Okay, a lot different.) This time, Seth announced the idea and its parameters, gave [...]
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“The networking that matters is helping people achieve their goals, doing it reliably and repeatedly so that over time people have an interest in helping you acheive YOUR goals, because they have a stake in it. [...] You’re not doing it for the punchline, you’re doing it because the ACT of doing it is beneficial.”~ [...]
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