A week ago, I finally got my new iPhone 3Gs and essentially started my much awaited “iLife”(I’m now an official Apple fan and starting to acquire their products one by one). It was a long time in coming due to unexpected circumstances but what matters is that I have it now…and I’m loving it!
Julian Smith, a very bright, young filmmaker, did a video tribute to the device last year when it initially came out. He’s a really funny guy and I thoroughly enjoyed his video. Enjoy!
Many of us get stuck in inaction— the pit of doubt, perfectionism, distractions and planning that stops us from moving forward. Although I don’t believe in being busy all the time doing this and that, people often get lost in the distraction which which results in losing focus on things which really matter — the important stuff. And so today I would like to share 7 rules of action — just some small reminders of things I’ve found useful, common-sense stuff that is often not common enough.
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I just stumbled on a video over at Michael Hyatt’s blog which is brilliant. It talks about the end of publishing. It was produced by the marketing staff at Dorling Kindersley, a division of Penguin Group, for a recent sales conference. It talks about why Generation Y (those born between 1977 and 1994) thinks that books are dead and boring. And naturally, I just had to share it with you!
Make sure you watch the video through to the end. Brilliant I tell you!
