"That's why I keep saying:
build, create, imagine, conceive, dream. Start.
The stagnating present needs you to create the future.
- @umairh
"That's why I keep saying:
build, create, imagine, conceive, dream. Start.
The stagnating present needs you to create the future.
- @umairh
“I have attention. Is it that you believe that I am attention-seeking or shock for shock’s sake, or is it just that it’s been a long time since someone has embraced the art form the way that I have? Perhaps it’s been a couple of decades since there’s been an artist that’s been as vocal about culture, religion, human rights, politics. I’m so passionate about what I do, every bass line, every EQ. Why is it that you don’t want more from the artist, why is it that you expect so little, so when I give and give, you assume it’s narcissistic?”.
- Lady Gaga, Rolling Stone Interview. June 2011
"The most successful people
know the difference between
efficient and effective."
- @leadtoday
"How do I say this? It’s like a mechanism in my life that runs on its own. When other things in my life don’t, and are broken and aren’t going well, for some reason my decision-making mechanism has a little engine of its own, and it’s fine. So I don’t overthink it. I’ve come to learn that the choices I labor over and go back and forth about and ask a million people for their opinions and make lists about . . . those are always the wrong choices. I’ve definitely made a couple of those, and that’s how I know now that it’s not the best way for me to decide.
- Actress Michelle Williams
on how she chooses her roles.
an excerpt from "How To Spread Your Business Footprint Around The Web " on Open Forum
Everyone has expertise, if you simply decide to share it.
And you'll find that the more you share, the more you learn.
Don't try to hide your ideas, concepts, or creativity—talk it up,"
- Alan Guinn, The Guinn Consulting Group.
Full Article | Here
an excerpt from "The Future Of Public Relations and Social Media" by for Mashable
"... the PR industry is moving from placing importance on broadcasting to highly valuing monitoring and measurement: “Right now, the most important tools are the broadcasting tools … But in five years, the most important tools will be the monitoring and measurement tools — the tools that can tell you what happened to your message once it got out there. The tools that can demonstrate (and quickly demonstrate) return on engagement will be winners." - Amanda Millier-LittleJohn, MopWaterPR
Full Article | here
An excerpt from "The Essence of Great Introductions Is Not Who You Know But Who You Are" "...For highly effective connections, reputation matters more than an ability to know a lot of people. Reputation is not, primarily, about metrics like the number of Twitter followers, but about relevant shared experience, interpersonal track record, and likelihood of future power. Find or create those three circumstances in your essential introductions, and incredible things can happen." - Nathaniel Whittemore for AssetMap
Read Full Article Here
excerpt from "Will The Daily Do For News What iTunes Did For Music?" by Patrick Kelly
"...(to others) it is just the latest in a series of attempts to monetize online journalism in a world that has come to expect so much of its news and commentary for free." - Patrick Kelly Senior Digital Strategist, Levick Communications on The Wall Street Journal's Onlne iPad Publication
"The Daily".
