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My experience with Twitter and, lately, with Amplify has led me to think of online communication becoming fractalized.
You know what fractals are. They’re little things that are part of bigger things that look like the little thing when you step back from it. “Any of various extremely irregular curves or shapes that repeat themselves at [...]
Whether you are doing online marketing, mlm, or even off line marketing, you can get help with a good, competent coach. Here is my list of qualities that a good coach can serve you with.
1. The coach is a good listener. You know and feel that you are being heard as you tell your dream [...]
Here is an idea from Hugh MacLeod that is brilliant and obvious. In his book Ignore Everybody, he writes:
If I were just starting out…an online…business, I wouldn’t try to quit my job in order to make this big, dramatic, heroic-quest thing about it.
I would do something far simpler: I would find that extra hour or [...]
It was the best of Tweets; it was the worst of Tweets.
This is the tale of two books telling about Twitter. The authors are witty in their words, so I call them Twitty. But there are really four authors, not two. Or, the two books, each being an urban landscape of Twitdom, really are two [...]
When you look to advice from the experts about how to start an online business, you get two distinct philosophies. One says follow your passion and build your business on what you really care about. The other says do your research to find a niche that you can market to.
These two outlooks can be combined, [...]
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