If Facebook had been invented in the 1990s, it would’ve look something like this. Just watch.
Inc. magazine’s Tom Searcy reminds businesses to simplify their messaging, because data suggest that the average buyer will retain only one thing a week after a meeting.
What a 9-Year-Old Can Teach You About Selling | Inc.com
See also: How kids in NYC sell lemonade (hilarious)
As part of his book launch, Brendon Burchard (author of The Millionaire Messenger and Life’s Golden Ticket) is offering up three free video segments on what it takes to be a high-performance entrepreneur, executive, athlete … or just person in general.
Brendon does a great job of communicating important concepts in easy-to-understand frameworks. I’ve bought some of his courses before and felt they were some of the best investments I’ve made.
I think it’s great, motivating stuff that everyone should watch. Watch them here!
Has the internet run out of ideas already? | The Observer
Yikes: “We look like being the first civilisation in history that invented a golden goose – and then strangled it.”
Scheduled sending and email reminders | Boomerang for Gmail
Do you use Gmail or Google Apps? This free plugin-thingamabob is pretty cool.
General purpose technologies: The revolution to come | The Economist
We’ve adopted mobile phones faster than any other household technology. And we’re just getting started.
Seven Personality Traits of Top Salespeople | Harvard Business Review
There are a couple that might surprise you …
Disruptions: With No Revenue, an Illusion of Value
This is nuts.
A Show with Ze Frank
Ze is back. With a vengeance. Buckle up, sports racers!
Yes, yes it is. It has everything. Great copy, compelling imagery, powerful testimonials, excellent proof points, and an irresistible call to action. And a unicorn.
[Update: Dang, they pulled it from Craigslist! Alas. The ad will live on as legend ... ]









