People do you a great honour when they share their opinions on your blog. Not only does the overall value of the information you offer significantly improve, so does the quality of the connections and relationships you are building globally. In an online world where the emphasis is on producing mass content, creating an interactive space for others to add value will help you stand out from the crowd. [Read more]
This is Part 2 of my annual on-line review where I’m using a simple but effective framework to take stock of what worked and what didn’t, before writing my 2010 goals. As you may have seen from Part 1, robbed of my off-line super powers and armed with naive enthusiasm, I failed hard and often. In this post, I identify what I’ve actually learned from my pioneering adventures on-line. [Read more]
Before writing my goals for the next year, I make it a habit to review the current year. This helps me to take stock of what worked and what didn’t. It also provides useful points of comparison over several years that reveal longer-term progress, or lack of. Here’s a simple but effective framework to help your annual review. [Read more]
What topics should you focus on? Nobel Prize winning author, Ernest Hemingway had a very simple but incredibly effective formula for deciding what to write.

