I hate bush leaguers. I abhor those who exploit people who can't defend themselves. I hate more when people use the negative rumors of others to promote themselves.
Len Gutman of Valley PR Blog has proven himself one of these people. It's one thing to talk of or even trash ...
Every day we hear people complain about others.
One day it's auto-DMs, the next it's poor service and then it's terrible grammar and spelling in an email.
Why aren't you calling these people out? Why aren't you holding people responsible for their actions?
Think of it the next time someone is yapping loudly ...
As of today I will no longer be blogging, I will be lifestreaming. Expect to see rants, videos I think are funny and inspirational messages that I deem important.
I will switch back to blogging when the mainstream media deems it popular again. Or the alt weeklies. Or the internet gossip ...
I love most of the people at Mindspace, but articles like this kill me. I mean, duh.
Who is their audience? Is this worthy of telling their readers? Seems like journalism 101 to me. This reads like a college or high school news item.
Let's go Mindspace, you're better than that.
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This guy is way, way too good to be doing street art, but he's pretty damn happy, so who am I to argue?
Great lesson in not discounting someone just because of the environment you meet them in. Genius is everywhere.
Check him out at youtube.com/hulksmaash
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Too often businesses don't do the little things right. They make websites that are hard to navigate, menus that are hard to read and price sheets that need to be explained.
I love it when businesses get it. Far too often it's damn hard to find a restroom in anything but ...
Too often we spend all of our time with people just like us. No one ever gets a little uncomfortable talking to someone that might make us think, make us feel a little weird or downright scare us.
This guy won't be a comedian, but his name is Thomas. Now you ...
Who doesn't love a street performer playing some steel drums on a summer day?
The first web boom was about money. Thousands of people made tons of money (on paper) making apps they thought the world would want forever.
Everything grew too big too fast and died a quick, painful death, taking all the money with it. Looking back, we'll remember the time for huge ...
Focus on the message, not the medium. Focus on the quality of your work, not the environment you do it in.
It's simple.
Stop worrying about how your blog looks. Stop worrying about where to post. Don't fret about using a variety of file types. Forget about what kind of desk you ...
