Posts Tagged ‘blogs’
The Secret To Attracting Readers To Your Blog
This & That’s For 11/15/2010
Trying to get back to fresh ideas and posts, but in the meantime, here’s another addition of This & That’s . . .
Mary Jo Asmus offers up ten little “ings” that improve your leadership . . .
The Evil HR Lady asks “Is your “diverse” team destroying itself . . .”
I’ve written about talented people getting away with bad behavior in the past, but Seth Godin’s blog post for the day reminds us that bad behavior is not an indicator of talent . . .
. . . and we go back a few month to a post I stumbled upon in my saved folder, with Nicholas Bate on 38 Ways To Get What You Want.
This & That’s For 9/20/2010
A new work week is here, a new four-pack of This & That’s await below . . .
Seth Godin may no longer be publishing books, but he’s still posting to his blog, and offers up thoughts on whether or not to put it all on the line, and the problems you may face . . .
Jamie Turner of 60 Second Marketer presented twelve secrets as to why we buy things we don’t need at this years’ American Marketing Research conference. Here they are . . .
Jealous of Ashton Kutcher’s millions of followers on Twitter? Details at Mashable on a study conducted at Northwestern University that determined that celebrities with millions of Twitter followers are mostly ignored, resulting in very little if any actual influence . . .
. . . and while we’re talking celebrities and Twitter, you will not be receiving updates from the green from your favorite golfers at the 2010 Ryder Cup, as U.S. captain Corey Pavin and European counterpart Colin Montgomerie have placed a ban on all social media posting to keep players focused on the actual three-day competition.
This & That’s For 9/20/2010
Lessons and learning seem to be the theme for the blog posts and stories I picked for today’s edition of ‘This & That’s . . .’
On his ‘Leadership & Learning Blog’, Kevin Eikenberry gives managers and leaders a great lesson in How to Deal with a Complacent Person . . .
On his ‘Three Star Leadership Blog’, Wally Bock offers up the difference between delegating work to your employees and dumping work on your employees . . .
When it comes to business and job creation, G.L. Hoffman at ‘What Would Dad Say’ says to “Show people it is ok to have moxy . . .”
. . . and finally, a high school in Cincinnati and a high school in Syracuse will teach us once and for all whether teens will buy carrots from a vending machine.
This & That’s For 9/16/2010
As I prep for what I expect to be a very hectic end of the week, I wanted to share a few ‘This & That’s’ just in case I can’t get in another post this week . . .
You can order this poster showcasing various business cards from fake employees from some of the fake companies you may love or hate from movies and TV shows you may love or hate . . .
One of my favorite blogs Dumb Little Man offers up sound advice with 10 Ways To Earn the Respect of Others . . .
Would Would Dad Say weighs in on how the New York Jets are handling their PR in the wake of mishandling relations with a female reporter, and highlights that they often write memos for how men should deal with women in the workplace, and rarely the other way around . . .
. . . and finally, if you’ve got a lot of spare time and an active Netflix account, maybe you can join the proud ranks of people who have rated over 50,000 movies.
This & That’s For 9/13/2010
I’m on a roll, getting in another session of ‘This & That’s’ as a third posts for the day . . .
Got goals? Want to share them with the world? Derek Sivers in a recent TED Talk says to keep your mouth shut . . .
Don’t let the lingo scare you away. You know enough to follow this excleent post on ‘9 Life Lessons From Texas Hold’em’ from Hunter Nuttall.com . . .
CAREEREALISM-Approved Expert, Andy Robinson offers up ‘An Action Tip for Dealing with Procrastination’ . . .
. . . and why not . . . we’ll wrap up with Lady Gaga’s meat dress.
This & That’s For 4/30/2010
I may not have had the time I want to proofread, spell check, and edit publish to my blog, but I am reading just about as many, if not more, thoughts and words from other blogs. So I’m bring to this newer blog of mine that pathetic link bait an old stand by post category of what and who I am reading, called This Or That’s.
The Endeavour offers up some thoughts on the true definition of faith . . .
Raptitude breaks down physicist Stephen Hawking suggestion that we stop bothering alien life forms with the equivalent of crank calls . . . for our own good . . .
Seth Godin offers a blog post that suggest maybe you are a little to sensitive and should refrain from jumping to conclusions . . .
CAREEREALISM is offering up a free webinar on Tuesday, May 4 that will help you plot out a sound plan for your career. I’m assuming you don’t have one of those . . .
And Peter Shankman gives us video evidence to show that despite all the chaos that cats bring to our lives, we surround ourselves with the demon creatures for one simple reason. And they tolerate us for one simple reason . . .
February 2010 Wrap Up: Personal Accomplishments
As we put a close on the second month of the year, I wanted to take a moment to toot my own horn, and congratulate myself on the things I did actually accomplish this month:
- Two consecutive months of Daily Quotes & Questions posted at You Already Have The Answers dot COM (although it helps that I have 2 & 1/2 years of questions banked up)
- Two consecutive months of my 2010 Picture Of The Day / 365 Project at Flickr
- Despite another (and possibly another) restart of the 1000 Mile Challenge, I took on another physical/mathematical challenge. I am now testing 1% a day added effort (sort of) by attempting to work up to 100 pushups by adding one more pushup a day for 100 days. On day six with six pushups today, and daily video. Blog for this coming.
- Not giving up on Fast Forward Business Properties, LLC. In fact, investing a lot of time and money that I don’t have into amping up the business, including doing some of the original paperwork I should have completed a year ago.
- Getting my coaching documents designed and online, and getting the shells of the websites for Peak Performance Advisor redesigned (again) a little closer to my liking for final approval.



I’m Really Trying To Post More . . .
Lack of writing to this blog no one reads anyway is not necessarily because of lack of writing. I’m starting little bits here and there all the time.
In fact, I am actually finishing a lot more pieces in effort to get them posted here. And then I decide to not to post them here at all.
Why? To many potential blog post in the past few month have been a little too good to post. A little too detailed. A little too honest. A little too close to home. A little too close to pointing out who the topic of discussion is for my comfort.
Trying to be consistent why trying to be semi-anonymous/autonomous/respectful of other’s privacy is hard.