Tag Archives: Seth Godin

Your Cause: Destination or Continuum?

Can your cause be “solved”?  Are you working on an issue that has a definitive solution toward which you direct your sails on a daily basis?  Is your wildest dream to work yourself out of a job?  Is your cause a destination? Cause-As-Continuum Odds are the answers to these questions are “no”.  Whether you’re a [...]

Experiencing the Unexpected: Portland Linchpin MeetUp

And so often, we draw our circles so compactly around those with whom we see eye to eye on, well…everything, that we miss out on those who could expand our circle. That’s what Linchpins do. Challenge. Question. Present different perspectives.

On Harnessing Trust (The Proof You Need About Authentic Communication and Mutually Beneficial Marketing)

For all of you that need a little “proof” (or need proof for your clients) that authentic communication is critical and community partnerships or mutually beneficial marketing is essential, let’s take a look at Edelman’s 2010 Trust Barometer survey.

A Letter to Everyone On Seth Godin’s Linchpin

When offered the chance to donate to the Acumen Fund in exchange for getting an advanced copy of Seth Godin’s book, Linchpin, I jumped at the chance.

In true practice-what-you-preach form, Godin sent several emails after my donation letting me know about the status of my book shipment. When I received the book, there was a letter from Godin included which shocked me by starting with, “The scariest words an author can write are, ‘here’s my new book.” I thought, Seth Godin…scared? Cool.

Seth Godin’s Linchpin

Seth Godin’s Linchpin

I’ve read a handful of Seth Godin‘s books but none have touched me as deeply as Linchpin (Amazon Affiliate Link).  You can read my review of his book here.  I purchased 10 of these books just to hand out to people I cared about.  I find myself referring to it often as I continue to formulate [...]