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We Are Career Renegades. We Love Our Work. Right?

Have I mentioned Marcus Buckingham’s book “First, Break All the Rules ” ? I have? Good.



Marcus talks a lot about how we put ourselves through so much nonsense when we work. We assume, as my father told me in virtually the only bad advice he ever gave, that ‘work is work, not fun; stop looking for something…

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Added by Joel D Canfield on September 10, 2010 at 10:36am — No Comments

The Single Biggest Reason Your Blog Isn't Getting Comments

Does your business have a weblog? Remember the four fundamental consumer needs from my book?

  1. Get it right
  2. Get it out there
  3. Give ‘em advice
  4. Give ‘em a voice

Those last two, proactive advising (a form of education) and allowing your…

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Added by Joel D Canfield on September 9, 2010 at 9:23am — No Comments

Don't Adjust to the Tool

Remember the last pair of shoes you bought, that painful ‘wearing them in’ phase? If they weren’t comfortable from day one, you were actually wearing in your feet, not the shoes.

Technology is the same way. The folks who design and build software seem to think it’s natural to study…

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Added by Joel D Canfield on September 8, 2010 at 1:21am — No Comments

Follow One Course Until Successful (FOCUS)

The most important aspect of your business is what's happening between your ears right now.


How you think is your greatest asset—or you greatest liability.


I've recently discovered two people who not only understand this, but who know how to help the rest of us get a grip on it. Wendy Kerr and Elisa French share their keen insights at their website Business Breakthrough Now. Sign up for…
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Added by Joel D Canfield on July 14, 2010 at 1:29am — No Comments

Video: Completion Over Perfection

You're hearing it from every direction: you should be using video to promote your business. Despite the fact that nearly everyone has a video camera these days, it can still be overwhelming to sort out how to use this powerful tool to your advantage. The first step to reducing the overwhelm-tion (is too a word!) is to accept completion over perfection.


The days where you had to rent a studio and pay a professional videographer are gone. Now, if you're creating a DVD to sell…
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Added by Joel D Canfield on June 2, 2010 at 2:25pm — No Comments

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