We’ve talked a lot here in the last few months about some of the nuts and bolts of social media strategy and execution. Stuff like time management and goal setting and measurement. But the real key to getting social media established in your organization isn’t just having the toolbelt of Read more »
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Breaking A Goal Into Metrics
Earlier, I posted about creating measurable objectives, because that seemed to be a hard thing for some folks to master. It requires some work, but ultimately, it’s well worth learning how to do. And it’s pivotal to today’s subject. I keep hearing folks all over the place struggling with how Read more »
Project Management and the Dynamite Philosophy
I’ve lost count of how many times people ask me how I stay organized and manage projects and tasks. For some reason, getting and staying organized seems to be a tough thing for a lot of people, so I promised I’d share some of what I do and what I’ve Read more »
Four Words for 2010
I’m breaking with convention a bit here, and instead of three words to frame my year, I’m choosing four. They’re all related, and intertwine. They may or may not make sense to you, but perhaps they’ll get you thinking about yours, and what your guideposts will be for the coming Read more »
The Equestrian’s Guide to Reaching Your Goals
Throughout my life, I’ve been an equestrian. A jumper, to be precise. Riding and jumping horses has been one of my escapes from the world. The smell of leather, hay, saddle oil. The rush of being airborne on a powerful animal. But horseback riding has taught me things about finding Read more »
10 Ways to Get Serious About Social Media
If this is your year to buckle down and tackle a social media strategy, it’s time to get serious. The time for oohing and ahhing is rapidly drawing to a close, and instead your efforts have to become about practical, methodical application. Here’s 10 ways to get serious about social Read more »
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