Three Ways To Write Blog Posts
Being a preacher and a pastor, you get taught a valuable lesson when it comes to growing church by keeping your visitors and inspiring them to come back week after week. I think it applies to blogging too.
You can write blog posts one of three ways:
1. Preach them full.
Give everything you’ve got, and then give [...]
Do You Believe In A Flat Social Media Earth?
One of the mantras of Social Media advocates (of which I’m one) is the flatenning effect. It’s what I noticed a year ago (and wrote about here) when I was able to speak directly to directors, CEOs, managers and decision makers without getting asked “And who are you?” by a secretary before being refused to [...]
People-To-People: A Few Thoughts
The above photo was a long time coming. That was last Friday when finally, after 9 months since we first attempted to meet, Farhan and I finally shook hands. It’s an interesting thing, this photo, and it ties together a few thoughts I’ve been having over the recent weeks on People-to-People which I’d like to [...]
The Good, The Bad, And The Boring
If you can’t see the above video, click here.
Compelling is not synonymous with what is good. My favourite book, the Bible, records some pretty bad stuff. Bad, but compelling. In business we want to create good experiences. Actually, scratch that — we want to create great experiences. But the reality is that in life, it [...]
A 7 Year Old Does Social Media Better Than The Rest Of Us
This melts my heart, and it convicts me at the same time. A 7 year old boy by the name of Charlie Simpson saw the Haiti disaster, aimed to raise £500 by cycling his bike (that would be awesome enough in the first place), and then goes and raises £70,000. You can read it on BBC News [...]
100 Blog Posts On, My Number One Lesson
My number one lesson: That it’s better to have connection than community if you want to achieve greatness.
