Spotlight: Seth Godin’s Blog
To honor Seth Godin’s style of blogging, this post will be brief and to the point.
If you don’t already read Seth’s blog, you should.
If you don’t ever subscribe to get daily updates to blogs, add Seth’s now. It’s worth it. (then add mine!)
If you market or promote anything – ideas, products, your brand (we are all promoting ourselves to some degree) – you will get something out of reading his blog.
Seth is so cool, he has his own action figure.
To me, Seth’s blog posts like those S’more flavored Luna bars – they are yummy, quick bites, and I always want more; unlike a candy bar, they provide nourishment too.
Head to Seth’s site and make reading his blog part of your daily routine.
If you’re not satisfied, I’ll give you your money back ;-)
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I am a devoted Seth Godin fan, and recommend his blog highly. I also recommend his management books. I just finished the one called “Tribes” and it’s very inspirational as a new model for leadership in this Internet age. Time to knock the staid old pyramid of hierarchy on its duff, and find a way to become a leader in our own lives, and in our own passions. It may also explain the phenomenon of the wild success of Mr. Obama’s campaign, which inspired many thought leaders to duplicate his message of hope among their own communities. It’s a quick read, and wonderful.