My good friends Julien Smith and Chris Brogan are writing a whole book called Trust Agents. But while they will take thousands of words and dive into much greater detail then I am about to, I wanted to explain quickly and to the point how the economy of trust works in my little corner of [...] Read more »
Displaying all posts for ‘February, 2009’
New Content
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I got so busy the other day that I forgot that I started a post where I talked about the productive morning I had producing content! So, to play catch up I wanted to point out two new podcast episodes I put out on Monday morning. Brand new Accident Hash featuring all new music [...] Read more »
The Advance Guard Has a Home
Posted on February 10, 2009
I’m extremely excited that yesterday we pulled back the curtains on The Advance Guard’s web site. It was a long time coming, but I’m excited by how it turned out. When we launched the company, we knew we needed a web site. To think otherwise is a very naive thought. But, we also knew [...] Read more »
Inspiration Without Action is Wasted Time
Posted on February 7, 2009
A lot of things inspire me. A story from Clarence Smith Jr., a photo from Scott Church or a song from Tom Acousti. Two nights ago as I watched the live TED Prize webcast I was filled with inspiration. Here were people doing amazing things and who know their passions and do everything in life [...] Read more »
Global Social Media Community Coming Together For a Great Cause
Posted on February 6, 2009
Can you imagine your life without clean drinking water? As someone who has been on long hiking and canoeing trips where you have to filter or boil every drop of water you drink I’ve gotten a small taste of what it can be like. But for 1.1 billion people around the globe the idea of [...] Read more »
Manic Mommies Photo Shoot
Posted on February 3, 2009
I’ve met some great people over the years through Podcasting and two of the sweetest have to be Erin and Kristin from The Manic Mommies. While we only live a couple of towns apart, we are all so busy with our family, work and other activities that we don’t see each other as often as [...] Read more »
