My Pepsi Throwback includes one thing that wasn’t on the original label…a link to Pepsi’s Twitter. Social media isn’t the next big thing, it IS a big thing. Companies which don’t get that a falling far behind those that do.
Microsoft’s relevance is fading fast and will continue to decline. Apple and Google are the titans of this decade.
The video of my CenPhoCamp presentation is online.
I spent some time thinking about CenPhoCamp and my presentation. This post summarizes some of the points which were discussed in my presentation. Also I embedded my slide show, which is hosted on SlideShare.
The connections made and the discussions shared at CenPhoCamp were fantastic, but that all needs to turn into action in order to really make a difference in Phoenix.
Tiger Woods was voted Athlete of the Decade by the AP. Regardless of his affairs, he deserves the award. What he does off the golf course shouldn’t affect how people view his game, and people shouldn’t expect the rest of his life to be perfect.
I’m tired of me and everyone else having too much stuff. People need to have less stuff and more connections with their community. This post is a little ranty, but I feel better having put it out there.
Human connections are the heart of a great urban area. Coffeehouses are one of the prime places for planned and serendipitous meetings to occur. A lot of coffeehouses are appearing in CenPho and that means there’s a lot of good things which can happen.
Followers are needed to make the work of leaders worthwhile. In reaction to Si Robins’ post about the closing of Ruby Room, I discuss the need for both passionate entrepreneurs and passionate customers to really build the businesses which will create a great urban environment in CenPho.
Leaders need to make decisions. That, along with setting a vision for the future are really the two core components of being a leader.
Decision making requires input. Leaders need to hear input from the people around them and then make the best decision they can based on the data available. But the data is never [...]
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