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By: jsloss

jsloss — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 03:24:37 +0000

Love it.

For folks looking to build out their network online, Chris is a master at insightful and value added comments.

Thank you sir.

By: Chris Brogan

Chris Brogan — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 02:54:19 +0000

First, remember that everyone in this game starts with roughly the same deck of cards. We just play differently.

Second, you're right that there are MORE, but then the problem becomes aggregation. You have to be able to take all the little raindrops and turn them into a torrential storm (hat tip, @cspenn).

Finally, making things happen is a process of trial and error. Keep trying. It's how I figured out the very few things I know.

Thanks for the great read. Oh, one last story:

I saw Guy live onstage in December 1983, where he was promoting the first ever Apple Macintosh. He came to the Boston Computer Society in Cambridge, and I was there with my Dad, ooing and awwwing over the first ever Mac, but also oooing and ahhhing over Guy's presentation style and his enthusiasm. I told my Dad, "I want to do what he does for a living." My dad said, "No way. There's no future in that."

: )

By: jsloss

jsloss — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 18:07:08 +0000

Yes, it's very apparent the differences between those who truly care and those bought and sold, and I think most people are smart enough to know the difference. Hence the rather strong following that you have.

Thanks for the kudos, I'm an avid reader of your blog!

By: jsloss

jsloss — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 17:55:58 +0000

Thanks Neil. I totally agree, it's about service and that something special that gives people a reason to talk and share. Go nuts on service!

By: Alli Worthington

Alli Worthington — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 09:54:25 +0000

Here Via Louis-

Excellent piece.

Love this- "The great thing about the mass adoption of communications tools like social networks, blogs and twitter is that we don’t need to have a huge voice, to have an impact."