Social Platform Fatigue

I know we are supposed to be thrilled over every new social media platform  and service that comes out. They are all supposed to be fun and connect us to our most powerful, authentic, creative, in -the-know selves.

Each is supposed to be better than the other, each is supposed to be so innovative that you cant livwithout it. They have a pages for invitations trying to make it seem like something you love.I am getting social media platform fatigue. I am burnt out from trying the new stuff, and giving yet another platform my passwords and access to my facebook and twitter accounts.

I am tired of trying to download yet another app to my iPhone.  Linkedin will post to both my twitter and facebook accounts. It will add pictures. Cinch can add the audio. I am ready for web 3.0 I don’t want to spend my time continually updating the same types of solution over and over. All they do it is post. Really? Maybe our businesses would do better, if we spent more time learning how to close sales in this economy. Read more

Study the Old Spice Commercial

I found this video on Jason Pollack TV from a tweet from Kim Coles. Basically, Old Spice used social media better than Obama did. And that is saying something. Of course, I can’t really hear what it’s saying cause I am too busy looking at the old spice guy.

Why You Can Retire the Wrap Dress

Yes, this is me!

After flashing everyone in the bank, I decided to retire my wrap dress.  When I told my friend Wayne what happened, all he said was ‘Awesome”. I am not sure if he was referring to flashing the bank or retiring the dress. I did not ask for clarification.

The good thing is, I am pretty sure I will never have to show my ID in that bank branch again. The bad thing is …I am pretty sure I will never have to show my ID in that bank branch again. Read more

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