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Riding the Current
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Category Archives: Twitter help
Tony Burgess – Living on the Edge of New Knowledge
Tony Burgess and companycommand.com push the edges of learning.
Also posted in General, Value of Conversation, Working on the Internet
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Tagged conversation, Facebook, reading, social media, strategies, Twitter, writing
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For Those of Us Who Are Curious Beyond the Norm
Thaler Pekar follows her curiosity without losing her bearings using two key guidelines. She has discovered how to keep fresh knowledge flowing into her life from many channels.
Reflection Time and Social Media: a Symbiotic Partnership – an Interview with Michael Margolis
A powerful strategy for truly staying current in today’s environment of Twitter, on-going news releases, and more.
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Tagged managing the news, reflection, Twitter
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Twitter – It’s Up to You
Twitter creator offers great insights into Twitter. The most important one is that the value and the interpretation of Tweets is controlled by the recipient, not the one who posted it. Think about it.
Great Ideas from Down Under with Shawn Callahan
Shawn Callahan is Founding Director of Anecdote, a consulting firm in Melbourne Australia that focuses on bringing strategies to life using the natural power of stories. To keep him on the edge, Shawn focuses his attention on the topics of change, business storytelling, collaboration, leadership development, and running businesses.…
