Chip McComb
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I often find myself sitting in front of my computer with a few spare moments twiddling my thumbs trying to think of a good blog post. The thing is, I can never think of a good idea when I have to. I don’t know if it’s the pressure or what, but i can’t turn on [...]
If you’re not a disciplined person, blogging is for you. Why? Well, if you’re interested in growing personally or professionally it’s no mystery that being able to set goals and achieve them is one trait that many successful people share. In addition to that though, discipline is even more often associated with those who have [...]
I’ve fallen into a trap.
I actually believe that people are going to read my blog. And it scares me. Scares me enough to not blog much. Why is it that wondering what others will think of my scrappy posts are keeping me from writing? The truth is I can’t stop comparing myself to [...]
This is by far not an exhaustive list, but a quick perusal of my Google Reader revealed Q4 of 2009 had a lot to offer. Here are my favorite blog posts relating to social media, community development and digital strategy for September – December of 2009. Add your own in the comments below.
I love coincidences. This morning I fired up my Google Reader and what did I see? Julien Smith (co-author with Chris Brogan of Trust Agents) wrote an entertaining post canonizing a colloquialism that I’m sure is to [...]
After years of reading blogs, subscribing to blogs, promoting other’s blogs and generally consuming all types of blogness, it’s time to confess – I have not setup my own personal blog. In fact, all of my blogging efforts have gone to my employer.
Although this isn’t necessarily a bad thing, the fact that I’ve been [...]
