Twitter Updates for 2008-03-30
March 30, 2008
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- @remarkablogger update:you are not a freak you are a tw’reat (twitter freak) #
- Twittering from my WP sidebar. Cool http://alexking.org/projects/wordpress #
- Wow, SSD in MBP, Mac Porn http://tinyurl.com/2mgssf #
- @success2you I think it is a pretty good update for WP, did a fresh install, found a couple of issues. #
- Renewing domain names. #
- Anyone upgrade from WP 2.3.3 to WP 2.5 successfully and without issues? #
Twitter Updates for 2008-03-29
March 29, 2008
- Adam Curry rIck roll’d his subscribers. AC is a dumb fucker sometimes. Did you get his covert Social Announcement and get rick roll’d? #
- @remarkablogger you are not a freak you are a treat (twitter freak) lmao #
- @trib I love WP 2.5 dashboard. Did u upgrade or do a fresh install. #
One Minute Entrepreneur Fails to Impress
March 29, 2008
Source: WikipediaThe author of the One Minute Manager has developed a new Program called the One Minute Entrepreneur.
I discovered this program via an email. I opened it because it carried the authors name. Curious I decided to check it out. They really did a good job with the internet marketing, must have had a consultant or outsourced it.
I decided to enroll to see what a big name is doing online. I was not impressed. The content included was light to say the least, elementary at best. The forums were full of multilevel marketers and no one else. You would be better off listening to Kelly Clarksons Album One Minute, No!
Anyway, stay away from this program unless you are an absolute newbie to business.
Twitter Updates for 2008-03-28
March 28, 2008
- Celebrity Apprentice, raising money for charity is great for the Donald’s brand, the charities, and the celebrities. What do you think? #
- Reminder to Self: Live Large! Because shrinking does not become you. #
- The only person who knows what you are capable of achieving is you. The question is… Will you? #
- Watching Piers Morgan try and save his ass, I predict he will get fired. #
- Damn, Donald went for the money… #
- I guess I am a sucker for the underdog #
- Willing to trade a ZigTag invite for a SlideRocket invite. #
- Guess I am a lousy capitalist pig, people are more important than money. #
- I started my business for myself, having time with my family that i could not have had any other way is why I keep on keeping on. #
- Keep reading twitter and you will find your tweet (read voice) I know I did. #
- Sleepy time #
- Coffee increases our focus. From a friend of mine in bio-tech. #
- @remarkablogger Zoho is great. Played with it a bit, never invested a lot of time into it. Uncomfortable with my business being in the cloud #
- Human Alone or Human Being? Being present in the now. Via Eckhart Tolle #
One Month of Remarkablogger
March 28, 2008
My friend Michael Martine, the Remarkablogger has been on a tear lately. I created this chart (1.55 MB) as an overview of what he has been writing about in the last month.
Check it out and make sure to get his free ebook about blogging.
Free Tech Support
March 7, 2008
A friend of mine, Phil Gerbyshak is an adviser to a start-up MinuteFix.
Until March 15th they are offering free technical support during their private Beta. If you have a PC issue and need tech support, try them out!
KPCB: The iPhone Is Bigger Than the PC
March 6, 2008
I watched the iPhone SDK event today that took place at the Apple Town Hall. Apple did not disappoint, the SDK iPhone Developer Program:
The iPhone Developer Program provides a complete and integrated process for developing, debugging, and distributing your free, commercial, or in-house applications for iPhone and iPod touch. Complete with development resources, real-world testing on iPhone, and distribution on the App Store, you have everything you need to go from code to customer. Via iPhone Developer Program
I have to say that Apple has really done things right. Developers will be able to build mobile apps quickly and easily. Apple showed a game they built, EA demonstrated 18 levels of Spore for the iPhone, SalesForce.com demonstrated a mobile app that connects with their dashboard and opportunity funnel - all developed in just two weeks.
Kleiner Perkins (KPCB) announced the iFund a $100,000,000 fund for entrepreneurs that want to develop applications and companies around the iPhone. They called the iPhone a “new platform” and called Steve Jobs the worlds greatest entrepreneur.
Are you developing an application for the iPhone? What do you think, will the iPhone be bigger than the PC?
Leveraging Customer Knowledge with Gateway Blogging
March 5, 2008
There is a myth that we customers are time starved. We are busy and might feel time starved but when we find a company, products, or something we enjoy we somehow find the time.
As busy and time starved as we might be, when we find what we want we will spend as much time as needed. In fact, if we need to carve out extra time - we will do it - when we find something we really enjoy or want.
Over at Gateway Blogging I assert that Customers Are Not Time Starved Just Smart and Selective. In fact understanding your customers needs and adjusting the way you do business to meet your customers needs is a bullet proof competitive strategy.
I day bullet proof because in order to compete on the same level, a competitor would first need to acquire the same knowledge - which is not likely - plus try and mimic hat you are doing. Customers can tell the difference between the real deal and a fake. Check out my Smart and Selective article and the smart questions to help you become the competition.
Reading, Remembering, Intent, Doing
March 4, 2008
This quote is along the same vein as this podcast and quote from the founder of Disney University.
“It is not what we read, but what we remember that makes us learned.
It is not what we intend but what we do that makes us useful.
And, it is not a few faint wishes but a lifelong struggle that makes us valiant.”
- Henry Ward Beecher
Taking action and pursuing something we are passionate about over the course of our lifetime is valiant. What are you committed to overcoming throughout your lifetime?
No Secrets
March 3, 2008
“There are no secrets to success. It is the result of preparation, hard work, learning from failure.” — Colin Powell
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