Posts Tagged: Seth Godin
The responsibility of words; the challenge of silence.
Do you see people who are quick to speak? There is more hope for fools than for them. -Psalm 29:20 Words are binding. They create promises, expectations, relationships, and reality. They carry the potential to hurt or heal. To delight
The responsibility of words; the challenge of silence.
Do you see people who are quick to speak? There is more hope for fools than for them. -Psalm 29:20 Words are binding. They create promises, expectations, relationships, and reality. They carry the potential to hurt or heal. To delight
Seth Godin does Poetry?
I emailed Seth Godin and asked him to write a poem for the poetry segment of my blog. Just kidding. But that would be sweet. However, Seth posted this on his blog today. I think it is his own
Seth Godin does Poetry?
I emailed Seth Godin and asked him to write a poem for the poetry segment of my blog. Just kidding. But that would be sweet. However, Seth posted this on his blog today. I think it is his own
Ponderings and Poetry
I remember especially enjoying the poetry unit in my AP English class senior year of high school. I liked the challenge. I liked how wise I felt when I gleaned some deeper truth from a poem. I was intrigued by
Ponderings and Poetry
I remember especially enjoying the poetry unit in my AP English class senior year of high school. I liked the challenge. I liked how wise I felt when I gleaned some deeper truth from a poem. I was intrigued by
The Power of the Project
For no particular reason, in 2010 I decided to give up dessert. I didn’t eat cookies, candy, chocolate, or sweets of any kind. Seemingly out of no where I just remember having this sense, this desire, to engage in something
The Power of the Project
For no particular reason, in 2010 I decided to give up dessert. I didn’t eat cookies, candy, chocolate, or sweets of any kind. Seemingly out of no where I just remember having this sense, this desire, to engage in something
Shipping
I think Seth Godin writes about shipping (taking a project from the ideas stage to the delivered stage) more than any other topic. Today marks two weeks of blogging everyday. Seth is right, it’s good to deliver. It’s good to take
Two Weeks.
If you’ve spent any time reading my blog or talking to me in person, you’ve probably experienced my deep love for Seth Godin. He’s an ideas master; a brilliant thinker and writer. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve
Two Weeks.
If you’ve spent any time reading my blog or talking to me in person, you’ve probably experienced my deep love for Seth Godin. He’s an ideas master; a brilliant thinker and writer. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve
The Problem with How-to
The movie “How To Train Your Dragon” is great! While it follows a somewhat predictable cartoon plot line – within a community an unlikely and ill-equipped hero emerges to solve some huge eminent threat (think Finding Nemo, Horton Hears a
The Problem with How-to
The movie “How To Train Your Dragon” is great! While it follows a somewhat predictable cartoon plot line – within a community an unlikely and ill-equipped hero emerges to solve some huge eminent threat (think Finding Nemo, Horton Hears a
“sinking staleness”
I’m sitting at Panera, drinking hazelnut coffee in my new travel mug, trying to catch up on the last 5 days of emails. It’s been a long time since I wrote something on this blog and it hasn’t been for
“sinking staleness”
I’m sitting at Panera, drinking hazelnut coffee in my new travel mug, trying to catch up on the last 5 days of emails. It’s been a long time since I wrote something on this blog and it hasn’t been for
Making a List
A few days ago Seth Godin posted something about making lists. He asked a series of questions about following a list someone gives you versus creating your own list. And he talked about the consequences, and potential rewards, of working
Making a List
A few days ago Seth Godin posted something about making lists. He asked a series of questions about following a list someone gives you versus creating your own list. And he talked about the consequences, and potential rewards, of working
(30 days of ideas) – Week 4
“Spend your time coming up with better ideas.” -Seth Godin day (22) – What Could You Live Without? My dad sent me this article from the NY Times about a 14 year old girl’s crazy idea that her family actually
(30 days of ideas) – Week 4
“Spend your time coming up with better ideas.” -Seth Godin day (22) – What Could You Live Without? My dad sent me this article from the NY Times about a 14 year old girl’s crazy idea that her family actually
