Picture of 1,000 WordsAmazType is AmazingFound a great link (of course!) while catching-up on Seth Godin’s blog. AmazType will create an interactive graphic of any word you type in their search-box, comprised entirely of book covers pertaining to the subject! The graphic is completely interactive, and you can click each book cover for title, author, […]
Low-Tech CreativityAll you need to generate big ideasYesterday I shared a high-tech way to record ideas, today I just wanted to remind you (and myself) all we REALLY need to capture a big idea is a tiny piece of paper and something with which to write. Some of my best ideas have been scribbled on […]
Happily Ever(Note) After…Free Notebook Program (may) Make Digital Idea Journals EasyI just downloaded EverNote this morning — anyone else using it? I’ll give it a test-run and do a review next month on the DTIG Innovation page.If any BrainBlog visitors have tested the program, leave behind a comment with your impressions. It appears (at first […]
The New Art of SalesChangeThis.com may justchange the way you sellMy buddy S. Anthony Iannarino (of TheSalesBlog.com) has submitted a proposal to write a manifesto for Seth Godin’s ChangeThis.com.The premise certainly sounds interesting, but not have has interesting as being able to read the whole thing — which we won’t be able to do unless […]
Buzan: The Mind Mappin’ Memory ManTake the World Memory ChallengeHoward Mann — he of the newly revamped Dig Business site (loooking goood!) and the incredibly cool DIG Tank blog — helped the Tony Buzan team create this very humbling interactive memory test.Speaking of Howard — he’s been writing some insightful stuff on his new Dig […]
This One Goes Out to All the Whiners Living in the PastStill boo-hoo-hooing about ‘all the jobs in the United States’ being deported?Here’s what I said when it first started happening — you lost your job to someone overseas who could do it cheaper? Create your OWN job, invent your own market, discover something that […]
Well, it’s official…Vampires Live LongerFrom scientists at Stanford University, no less!Here’s the scoop from the study, as reported in Wired magazine:“…blood from young mice introduced into their older counterparts “activated stem cells in the old muscles that allowed them to recover from injury.” But you can’t just go around using any old blood — the […]