Entries from May 1, 2005 - June 1, 2005
Anyone Need a Yahoo 360 Invite?
Of course you don't need one. But you sure want one!
Yahoo 360 remains pretty unexciting at this point, but they promise a
lot of cool features in the coming months. You'll probably want to get
on the ground floor regardless, being that this is Yahoo! and they're
almost certain to deliver a good combination of features and usability.
I only have 50 invites left to give out and I want them to go to
people who appreciate their value. Please don't ask for
one if you're only nurturing a short-lived curiosity.
Hopefully Yahoo! will replenish my Invites once
they're all used-up, however since you can't be too sure you should
think about grabbing yours now! If you like the idea of
getting in on the action early, Email me. I would definately be interesting in getting back some links to Merely Human in exchange for free Yahoo! 360 Invites.
Ty
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Don't Pay For Philosophy
Blogs. RSS. Information aggregators. Human-friendly content
management and delivery systems. These trends and more are a formula for the rapid proliferation of information and
knowledge. Taken to it's logical conclusion, it's not hard to see
how in the future all--or most--information will be freely obtainable
from more than one media source.
There are too many gurus pushing the same information products. Too
many books to read, magazines to buy, websites to check. Selling
"make-more-money" information products is fast becoming
a losing proposition because the information wants to get out.
What does that mean for people in knowledge-based businesses? Get out of the way and let it. People are suddenly in the market for execution. They're realizing that despite their best efforts to keep up with the knowledge curve, they aren't getting anything done by themselves. They want to bring in impact players who can do the things they read about.
Which is the basis on which I'm going to build my consulting
practice.