I pressed send this week on a proposal to speak at a TEDx event in January. You know when those who don't win the award claim it was an honor just to be nominated? I know the feeling now. It's not confirmed; it's not a yes, but I feel honored to have been asked to apply. As I said in an earlier post, it's not humblebraggery at all; it's really cool!
The theme of the day is Theory to Reality which led me to Emily Levine and her hilarious and charming 2002 TEDtalk where she shows us the trickster's view of realities and theories.
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As a passionate leader, Kneale Mann has extensive experience in project management, leadership development, business, marketing, media, and talent coaching in numerous industries and organizations including; radio, digital marketing, corporate training, real estate, financial services, healthcare and more. He is always open to meeting companies and organizations who want to become even greater.
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November 7, 2015
Reality vs. Theory
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December 29, 2010
Best of 2010 | According to You
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If you do a lot of reading on the net, you may have an aggregated solution where your favorite website feeds reside. This is handy so you can keep all the posts in one place. You can then read them when you have time as well as archive them for future use.
RSS (really simple syndication) has changed how content is shared online because you can have all your favorite sites fed to one location on your desktop, laptop, tablet or mobile device.
I meet people often who are not aware of that little orange button on sites and the fact they can create their own online experience through customized feeds.
Solutions include: Google Reader, RSSreader, Feedreader, Flock, Juice, FeedDemon, NewsFire and many more listed here.
Another piece of software you can add to your aggregated feed is PostRank. This is real-time analysis based on traffic, relevance and trending by the readers and gives every post on every site a score out of ten.
This is a list of this site's most visited and highest ranked posts from 2010. Each received a score of six or higher.
• Beware of the Wall
• The Language of Business
• The Digital Arm Wrestle
• Punch The Clock
• Imagine. Invent. Integrate
• The Social Media Shift
• Five Things: Changing Status Quo
• Social Networking Outliers and Connectors
• Clichés and Experts
• Business in Summer
• 37 Social Networking Ideas
• Passion for Education
• Creating Your Social Brand
• Social Media Tools | Now What?
• A Dozen Ideas on Choosing Your Media
• Inflating Expectation
• Our Gadget Laden Lives
• Return on What Investment?
• Who Needs Marketing?
• Six Ideas to Silence the Chatter
• Fame and Fortune Guaranteed
• Do You Have a People Plan?
• Social Media: A Twelve Step Program
• 41 Business Ideas
• Difficult Clients
• Connect Don’t Collect
• It’s Tougher Than It Looks
• The Platform for Change
• Finding Passion
• The Anatomy of Communication
• Make Great Stuff
• It’s All Social Media
• All of This is Gone
• Reflecting on Time
• Don’t Listen to Them
• The Allure of Twitter
• Winning The Success Lottery
• Do You Have A Jenny?
• 34 Reasons to be Thankful
• Context is King
• ROSI | Return on Social Investment
• This Stuff Takes Time
• The Tangled Web We Tweet
Thank-you!
knealemann | email
If you do a lot of reading on the net, you may have an aggregated solution where your favorite website feeds reside. This is handy so you can keep all the posts in one place. You can then read them when you have time as well as archive them for future use.RSS (really simple syndication) has changed how content is shared online because you can have all your favorite sites fed to one location on your desktop, laptop, tablet or mobile device.
I meet people often who are not aware of that little orange button on sites and the fact they can create their own online experience through customized feeds.
Solutions include: Google Reader, RSSreader, Feedreader, Flock, Juice, FeedDemon, NewsFire and many more listed here.
Another piece of software you can add to your aggregated feed is PostRank. This is real-time analysis based on traffic, relevance and trending by the readers and gives every post on every site a score out of ten.
This is a list of this site's most visited and highest ranked posts from 2010. Each received a score of six or higher.
• Beware of the Wall
• The Language of Business
• The Digital Arm Wrestle
• Punch The Clock
• Imagine. Invent. Integrate
• The Social Media Shift
• Five Things: Changing Status Quo
• Social Networking Outliers and Connectors
• Clichés and Experts
• Business in Summer
• 37 Social Networking Ideas
• Passion for Education
• Creating Your Social Brand
• Social Media Tools | Now What?
• A Dozen Ideas on Choosing Your Media
• Inflating Expectation
• Our Gadget Laden Lives
• Return on What Investment?
• Who Needs Marketing?
• Six Ideas to Silence the Chatter
• Fame and Fortune Guaranteed
• Do You Have a People Plan?
• Social Media: A Twelve Step Program
• 41 Business Ideas
• Difficult Clients
• Connect Don’t Collect
• It’s Tougher Than It Looks
• The Platform for Change
• Finding Passion
• The Anatomy of Communication
• Make Great Stuff
• It’s All Social Media
• All of This is Gone
• Reflecting on Time
• Don’t Listen to Them
• The Allure of Twitter
• Winning The Success Lottery
• Do You Have A Jenny?
• 34 Reasons to be Thankful
• Context is King
• ROSI | Return on Social Investment
• This Stuff Takes Time
• The Tangled Web We Tweet
Thank-you!
knealemann | email
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