Find me on Nostr: npub12jatzvy6sazrz2qf6d0wn2w4ffr5rmd6rqwemgwqhlj0vqs0y6aqrs9mh9
Great example of answering the question “What do you do?” on Trissa Tismal’s Twitter bio: http://twitter.com/trissatismal
“Taking AUTHORS to the BESTSELLER on Barnes & Noble.”
This nicely matches Michael Port’s Book Yourself Solid “Who and Do What” formula.
[amazonshowcase_87de1879d0c174898e294f865d0a5841]
The future of social media, journalism, music and making money online. A great lineup of smart-guy insights at Summit at Stanford: Michael Arrington (Founder & Editor, TechCrunch) Chamillionaire (Rapper, Singer & CEO of Chamillionaire Entertainment) Josh Tyrangiel (Editor, Bloomberg Businessweek) Robert Scoble (Chief Blogger, Scobelizer) Quentin Hardy (Silicon Valley Bureau Chief, Forbes) [VIDEO] http://sas10.vivu.tv/portal/archive.jsp?flow=707-837-4674&id=1280446035680 Share…
~ http://twitter.com/dCurtis Share this post: Share on Facebook Share on X (Twitter) Share on Reddit Share on LinkedIn Share on Email
The Rebirth of Seth Godin and Death of Traditional Publishing: How Authors Really Make Money http://www.fourhourworkweek.com/blog/2010/08/23/seth-godin-and-print-publishing/ Bonus: Tim Ferriss, author of #1 New York Times Bestseller “The 4-Hour Workweek” and Ramit Sethi, New York Times best-selling author of “I Will Teach You To Be Rich,” in video at end of post. Share this post: Share…
Being myself and feeling comfortable on stage has always been my #1 goal with public speaking. ’cause if I ain’t bein myself, nobody cares what I have to say. If I’m not comfortable, then the audience is either bored out of their mind or they think I’m an idiot! For Toastmasters, being ourselves makes us…
If you don’t follow your passion, you end up hating your job, your wife and your life! If you don’t follow your passion, you suck! If you don’t follow your passion, you half-ass everything, and that sucks for the people who have to work with you, and that sucks for your boss, and that sucks…
“Keep in mind that you can’t apologize your way out of being an ass! Even the best apology won’t rescue you if you haven’t earned people’s trust. Everything you do before things go wrong matters far more than the actual words you use to apologize.” ~ Rework, page 239 [amazonshowcase_ac97e5992584c6cbe7efb114eae16783] Share this post: Share on…
