Yesterday, Seth Godin announced that the Domino Project had released its last hardcover. An understated point within the post was: “The ebook is a change agent like none the book business has […]
Seth Godin
Be Prepared to Make Bad Decisions
I’ve been thinking a lot about planning, decision-making, and execution lately. Okay, I always think a lot about those topics, but I’ve been thinking about them even more than usual. You’ve no […]
The Magic is in the Space Between Conversations
Editor’s Note: This is Seth Godin‘s contribution to our month-long core conversations on “Great Connections Lead to Great Ideas.” Seth’s thinking and work has had a profound impact on my own and […]
The Creative Entrepreneur's Guide to Linchpin
I’d normally start a book review by talking about the book, but this time, I’d rather talk about the author. Seth Godin has been called a revolutionary thinker, a pioneer, and a […]
Trust Agents, Ideaviruses, and the Retweet Misstep
The developers at Twitter rolled out a new retweeting feature in the last few days, and I’m not a big fan. A few people on Twitter asked me why I don’t like […]
Why You Might Not Want To Be A Chai Wallah
This video post is a reaction to Seth’s “Chai Wallah,” which has been on my mind for a few weeks. The video is almost six minutes long, and if you’re reading this […]
The High Cost of Information
Seth wrote a post back in December that really touched a nerve on a ubiquitous problem that I see pop up nearly every day. His point was about the High Cost of […]
Idea Nodes, Opportunity Chains, and Hypernetworking
The true nature of connectedness is about the quality of connections and not the quantity of connections. Though a lot of us know this on some level, we really don’t understand it. […]
When A Cobbler Wears His Shoes…
Last week was a good week on the productivity front for me. You saw this as an increase in posts, but it was also manifested in my offline work. I’ve had a […]
How to Stifle A Good Idea
Or: Why You’re Probably Not Using the Productivity Planners (This post is a case study in how to stifle a good idea, using my own products as an example. It ends with […]