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Seth Godin On “Pique Blindness”
Seth Godin claims we should use permission to market to people and today he argued we become blind to those thing others use to pique our attention. You can see the entire piece here. Pique Blindness To whom should we deny our attention? You… Continue Reading “Seth Godin On “Pique Blindness””
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Are The Bossy Ones Taking Over?
A pedestrian has the right of way and the husband is the head of the house and they are both safe if they don’t try to prove it. Similarly the customer comes first and the government responds to the needs of the citizens. Seth… Continue Reading “Are The Bossy Ones Taking Over?”
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The Media Is The Message
I read Seth Godin’s blog almost every day. I don’t learn something every day but I learn something often enough that it is worth my trouble. Monday the 27th was no exception. I did not learn anything I did not previously know but I… Continue Reading “The Media Is The Message”
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Choices Define You
Some people have a problem with choices. I know in the business here, most of the people prefer to deal with business executives, business owners or professionals because they are in the habit of assessing information and making decisions. Many others lack the facility… Continue Reading “Choices Define You”
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“No” Is The Most Useful Word
If you don’t say “No” sometimes, then you cannot be sure that you can deliver on all of your “Yeses” Some time ago, I wrote about the problem with distant elephants. Distant elephant problems are the ones where you agree to do something that… Continue Reading ““No” Is The Most Useful Word”
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What Is Money For?
The article that follow appeared in Seth Godin’s Blog on Sunday, June 30th. I doubt the points are in a particular order and if they are I might disagree with it. If I tried to think up a list like this, I would not… Continue Reading “What Is Money For?”
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Power and Influence
Recently, Seth Godin pointed out that you don’t own attention or trust or shelf space. You rent it and it has a cancellation clause. As soon as you behave as if you own it, it goes away. Power and influence are transient too. You… Continue Reading “Power and Influence”
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