“You have to decide what you believe.”

“Ever­yone should write a blog because it makes it har­der to be a hypoc­rite. You have to decide what you believe.” Seth Godin Every­body should start a busi­ness for that very same reason…

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gapingvoid on Instagram

[I’ve really been enjo­ying using Ins­ta­gram these last cou­ple of months– it’s fast and dirty, it’s spon­ta­neous; it reminds me of my ear­liest days blog­ging, a decade-plus ago. To see more, follow me on Ins­ta­gram (User­name: gaping­void) or check out the archive on the  Tumblr page. Thanks!]

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“Social Media Has No Shortcuts”

“Big-city wages, small-town prices” is a damn fine business model

Here we go. The insanely-bright Harold Jarche (who I really enjo­yed mee­ting in Toronto a few months ago) gives a few rea­sons why/how blog­ging trans­for­med his life: 1. I live in Sack­vi­lle, New Bruns­wick, Canada; popu­la­tion 5,000. Even our time­zone is unk­nown to many peo­ple. Without my blog, nobody would ever have heard of me. This […]

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Any hardcore blogging mavens out there? Here are some cartoons for you to use as you see fit:

Yay! As you pro­bably already know, I wrote a wee book,  “Free­dom Is Blog­ging In Your Under­wear”, which just launched. It is my little love let­ter to the blo­gosphere. We’ve also set up a spe­cial web­page: FreedomIsBloggingInYourUnderwear.com Please click on it  —  it’s more than just a page about the book. It’s a move­ment, or at least, […]

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My latest book launches today: “Freedom Is Blogging In Your Underwear”

Ama­zon. Ama­zon UK.  Bar­nes & Noble. 800 CEO Read. In this era of every­body tal­king about the latest shiny app or the latest shiny billio­naire, I deci­ded to write a book about blog­ging, and why it mat­ters: “Free­dom Is Blog­ging In Your Under­wear”. [From the intro:] In May of last year, my blog, gapingvoid.com, tur­ned ten […]

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The new hardback copy arrived…

Look what my publishers just sent me. The first hard­back copy of “Free­dom Is Blog­ging In Your Under­wear”  [Kindle ver­sion here]. Awwww.… I’m so happy! I love the pur­ple cover… it’s  kinda appro­priate:  It was after rea­ding Seth Godin’s “Pur­ple Cow” that the idea of wri­ting books occu­rred to me. “That looks like fun, I can do […]

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What Silicon Valley is REALLY saying about the recent Facebook-Instagram deal

[Link: GigaOm]

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It Takes Courage

[Today’s guest post is by Brian Solis, Prin­ci­pal Analyst, Alti­me­ter Group.] It’s ine­vi­ta­ble that I will get the ques­tion. You’d think by now that I would learn to expect it…that I would pre­pare for it…or have a res­ponse that would be purely second nature. But I don’t. I’ve no stan­dard ans­wer that auto­ma­ti­cally ins­pi­res anyone in […]

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