At last count, I read around 150 blogs every day through my RSS. Of course this includes the A-Listers like Seth Godin, Mashable, Jeremiah Owyang, Guy Kawasaki and ReadWriteWeb. But it also includes several others who I find to be real inspiration for what I write on Hard Knox Life. If you are looking for some great new reads, you
I’m a huge believer in the power of “Web 2.0″; in the power of social computing to change the fabric of how society interacts with each other other. So when I saw a book at the library that took the opposite stance and accused the Internet of killing society, I had to pick it up. After spending the last two
I had a very interesting conversation this evening where someone asked me “Why do I blog?”….”Why am I trying to do the whole Hard Knox Life thing?” It’s a question I have seen plenty of other bloggers answer. Some do it for creativity, some do it to vent and some do it because they just love to write. Frankly I
So Becks has decided that instead of having a “corporate blogger”, they are going to hire a guy/gal off the street to be their voice. As they describe on the site: It Finally Pays to Blog: You live by the blog. You have a way with words that hold people captive. And you don’t shy away from being in the public
“It’s clear this conversation ain’t’ doing a thing, Cause these boys only listen to me when i sing” – Sara Bareilles, City Over at Conversation Agent, Valeria Maltoni gives a great post of “how a blog is born“. By giving a peak into how she views her “job” of blogging, she really helps all of us that are trying to
