If you listen to any of the Billboard Top 100 songs over the past couple of years, you know who Katy Perry is.
She started out with her most controversial song, “I Kissed A Girl” and has been a superstar musician ever since.
One of the inspiring things about Katy is that many of her videos tell a great story about whatever the song is trying to convey.
Here’s a nifty app that will add a new angle and give your iPad web browsing experience a new edge.
Using your iPad to surf the web can sometimes feel a little cramped, limited and temporary. It’s nothing like using a web browser like a work horse in a desktop experience. The Start app integrates some interesting features as it brings the web to PDF and some other interesting tablet web browsing features.
Social networking has impacted our lives completely that it seems to permeate every part of our lives. This point can simply be made looking at how people get jobs nowadays.
With social media sites like LinkedIn that are specifically designed for the recruiter and job seeker all the way to Facebook and the trend of checking in on the social lives of potential new hires, our digital selves are more closely related to the non-virtual us.
I was so blown-away by Michael Hyatt’s free bonus content with the purchase of his latest book, I had to re-read the offer!
When you purchase Platform Get Noticed in a Noisy World by end of day on May 25th, you’ll receive seven awesome bonus materials valued at $375.
That’s what it’s valued, but considering Michael Hyatt’s experience, I know it’s worth a whole lot more!
Here are the details:
I’ve begun putting together story.
Some might say a “book,” but that sounds far too grand for my taste.
I came upon this video before, I don’t remember where, so when I say it again, I had to share it with you all:
Seven years ago, YouTube was born!
That was before tabbed browsing and Google Chrome.
Yeah.
Those where the days.
To commemorate the occasion, YouTube has posted a video, naturally:
Ever wondered how fast your read?
Or how fast it would take you to read Tolstoy’s epic tome War and Peace?
Well, Staples has heard your unspoken prayer. They’ve set up a virtual eReader—with a subtle nod to the Kindle—that you can use to test your ability to speed read for content.
Yes, there will be a test over what you read!
I love those statistics that put the rate of something in a very specific time frame.
How many children are born every year, month, or day? What should my youth ministry budget look like next year and to spend it well, how much do I have to spend this semester or month? How much time do you invest in a blog a day, a month, or an individual post?
We now have a post on how frequently people contribute to several different social media networks.
Let me say that no two social networks are equal.
One of my favorite TV shows is Kitchen Nightmares, where world-renowned chef Gordon Ramsay visits failing restaurants and helps them turn their businesses around.
He always uses the same steps to eliminate their weaknesses, highlight their strengths, and streamline their processes. The same steps can be followed to improve your website … without all the screaming or colorful language.
We recently touched on the use of color used on logos.
It’s cool to see the top 100 websites and their use of color, but it lacked a little more info.
Like the meaning and psychology behind the color choice. When I found this cool infographic on the psychology of color, I had to share!
Here it is:
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