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My Interview with Jun Loayza from Viralogy

April 1, 2009

Jun Loayza interviewed me for his Awesome Bloggers series.

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Learning from Authors via Conference Calls

February 5, 2009

A few months ago, I read a tweet regarding a teleconference with Guy Kawasaki, John Jantsch, and Penelope Trunk. It was to promote Guy’s new book “Reality Check.” Up to this point, I had no clue what Author Teleseminars were about, other than a few of my trusted twitter friends had posted a phone number and [...]

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An “Owner’s Manual” … for Your Blog?

June 2, 2008

As a shareholder of Google, I read the Owners Manual for Google Shareholders. Both Larry and Sergey emulated the same technique that Warren Buffett employed with Berkshire Hathaway in his owner’s manual for shareholders. Essentially, it is a manifesto of their guiding principals for their business. It solidifies their long-term approach to business decisions and [...]

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