Einstein said "things must be made as simple as possible but no simpler". With that in mind, here are the 20% of the tools that yield more than 80% of my results...
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#hottoppix for June 18, 2011
Things we've been tracking in the past 24 hours... How LinkedIn Is Helping Businesses Grow June 17, 2011 5 Foolproof Ways to Generate Leads From Facebook June 17, 2011 4 Rules of Engagement for Mobile Marketing June 17, 2011 5 Tips for Transitioning From College to Startup Life June 18, 2011 … Continue reading #hottoppix for June 18, 2011
The museum of me
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Wisconsin has an IT worker shortage
"A common perception is that in the aftermath of the dotcom crash of 2001, the market remains flooded with information technology (IT) workers with skills, but no jobs.However, the reality is just the opposite. In fact, an IT worker shortage is hitting companies across the nation, including southeastern Wisconsin.As the baby boom generation drifts off … Continue reading Wisconsin has an IT worker shortage
Better than TV
Image by thebittenword.com via FlickrInteresting perspective on the use of time and intelligence..."I was recently reminded of some reading I did in college, way back in the last century, by a British historian arguing that the critical technology, for the early phase of the industrial revolution, was gin. The transformation from rural to urban life … Continue reading Better than TV
How to fail in 2010
I had the privilege earlier in my career to work closely with the great Jeff Martin [the guy Steve Jobs credits with the 'Think Different' campaign and you know Steve Jobs doesn't often give credit!]. Jeff's response to stupid ideas was to say 'Well, that's a great going out of business strategy'. My friend Dana … Continue reading How to fail in 2010
I love to see my customers succeed…
Kudos to Steven Allen Adams who was recently named the top political blogger in the State of West Virginia by the Washington post..."Who is the best political reporter in the Mountain State? That would be Steven Allen Adams, of West Virginia Watchdog, according to a Washington Post Top-50 list. We would like to congratulate Steve … Continue reading I love to see my customers succeed…
Todd Lohenry 