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Is it Time for Change

Did you want to change? Were you ready for change? Are you ready now? Do you like change?

Lately, I’ve been hearing a lot about change. It seems that when people run out of excuses for failures, they look for change and embrace it as the way to salvation. Must you destroy the road you came down so that you only have the road ahead? Is change a one-way trip? I can understand how religions might proffer this philosophy, and indeed would thrive on it because their mandate… Continue

Heed this warning … if you’re not on Twitter, trust that your competition is.

There is no way you can be involved in Social Media, in the midst of a Social Media revolution, on a Social Media website, and not talk about Twitter. So, let’s talk!


At this juncture, unless you are a cave dweller, you know of Twitter, but d… Continue

Remember the Brick? It wasn't exactly new technology. Mobile phones had already been around for years, and by today's standards it wasn't exactly pretty or convenient. We toted the unwieldy beasts around and slowly but surely they became not only a major component of our business lives, but an integral part of our everyday lives as well. Yet it never… Continue

GREEN CREDENTIALS

In these past eighteen months, I’ve been extremely active in the world of social media. During that time, I've been exposed to, and/or approached by, at least two dozen "organizations", either to join, to be an advisor, and even to be on their board of directors. Most of them in the field of “Green”, and all of them born out of this recession, but none, in my opinion, viable.

Recently, I started looking at and following a blog called “Consilience”. (http://www.consilienceblog… Continue

One thing about this year's Kissimmee ICSC that, to me, stood out the most, was an air of "honesty". Last year, there was this sense of false bravado and feigned optimism and downright bulls.... Everyone seemed to be puffing out their chest and flaunting about how well they were doing. I was telling people that I was working my butt off and not making a penny, so I felt a bit left out.

This year, the atmosphere wasn't somber, it was actually even more optimistic, but everyone seemed to have a m… Continue