And in no order of importance and in-short. Because–well, it's not really a post I suppose.
- I enjoy my inner voice(s). Uninhibited introspective thought breads ideas.
- To start a conversation with someone other then myself.
- The blogs I read inspire me. I aspire to do the same.
- I continually learn.
- To be involved with something greater then myself.
FIVE FOR FIVE
Matt's A bowl of Stupid otherwise known as the "Bowl." And I think he needs something to do before he drowns anyway.
Briana's Breeze Debris, my healthy obsession. ;)
David's personal blog,David Airey, who should be doing a write-up and critique of my blog soon. I was the fortunate winner of How my readers helped improve my blog. So expect two things to happen fairly soon. 1) The blog will look really good soon, 2) or I'll be found in a corner sobbing-rubbing the mouse against my cheek, kissing it softly. Reminding myself, it's ok.
Dave's Vector Monkey. You will get to listen to Dave's five reasons instead of reading them. Dave's offered some valuable advice in past regarding my blog and I'm interested in hearing is reasons for blogging.
Robyn Brain Based Biz. I'm flattered that she thinks I think. I enjoy here blog also.
Imagine a brand landscape defined by the individual; the consumer, the prospect, the common surveyor–a marketplace that evolves organically based on consumer interaction and feedback. A company and their agency-both accountable for their products, services and ideas. Knowledge is growing directly in relation to the amount of people contributing to it without regard for social or economical barriers. Language barriers don't exist. Knowledge is systematic growth based on interoperation without ration. Mass communications leveraged by the individual. Products and services rising and falling on their own merits. Someone googles "sucker born everyday," every minute. Advertising talks too much, art requires no explanation and we live in the middle. Create relevancy.
6 comments:
Marc, your comments are obviously now up and running so ignore the email I just sent. I truly like the fact that you want to inspire so that others inspire you. That's the first step to get peoples' talents in gear and when you see people use their talents, it's amazing and surprising. Keep up the good work here.
Thank you Robyn. I appreciate the support. And I agree with you, good points.
I'll not be too harsh Marc. :)
Besides the inspiration thing, you always always tickle me:) Thanks Marc.
Thanks David. Great response on your blog. I do appreciate the insight. I the results of the critique will turn out well. I have a few ideas that I think everyone will embrace.
Breeze, my little nephew has trained me to be a good tickler. =)
All right you two. Five for five.
Get on it.
Marc,
Thanks much, as always, for the blog love.
This little piece of blog love also proves the underlying point about social networking. I probably would have never seen a couple of these other blogs had you not mentioned them - including breeze, from whom I "collected" a great new song/video I had not otherwise heard.
Nice to see you're back up and running. Let me know how it went last week.
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