Featured audio from Larry Winget --
Discovering Your Uniqueness

I like Larry's take on this. "Discover your uniqueness and learn to exploit it in the service of others." Listen to the audio linked above for the rest of Larry's insight into this topic.

Visit LarryWinget.com for additional content from the "Pit Bull of Personal Development." I can't wait to read his new book, "People Are Idiots, And I Can Prove It!" Larry's books are always filled with useful in-your-face realities that will push you forward by the simple fact that "someone called you on your bullshit."

Labels: Insight, Inspiration, ThinkLinks

A recent "beerstorming" session with friends lead me to announce my prediction of a YouTube candidate. Not in this election, not in the next election, but sometime in the near future we will see the ultimate write-in candidate rise from one of the social networks.

The introduction of a "Social Media Party" candidate will be predicated upon the need for our current method of voting to evolve into the digital world. We need a reliable and accountable way for people to vote online instead of punching chads and visiting official voting locations. If I can do my banking, pay my bills, and file my taxes online -- I ought to be able to cast a vote online as well.

The video below gives you a taste of the future...



The YouTube Candidate.
Remember that you heard it here first.

Labels: Ideas, Rant

This idea ain't so new -- I blogged about the concept more than a year ago. Way back in April 2007 to be precise.

I don't care who came up with the idea, or who gets credit -- just about who puts it into action! Gas prices are beyond ridiculous with no end in sight. Something like the MyGallons card could at least allow individuals to feel they have some sort of power (no matter how limited) to save money at the pumps.

Labels: Ideas