A tweet is a 140 characters. You can add links, pictures, even videos. But you get 140 characters to express yourself, no more. The same used to be true of a direct message (DM) sent through Twitter. No more. As of this week, Twitter is allowing users to really open up and speak their mind… […]
This post originally ran on Tumblr. I was once asked by a political campaign to help their candidate with debate prep. Along with my candidate, there were several very intelligent, articulate and qualified candidates running. And then there was Robert (not his real name). That’s where I came in. Robert was a one-issue candidate. He […]
This Sunday, Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker will follow the lead set by so many American presidential hopefuls before him by visiting Israel. He’s not bringing press with him. Apparently he’s not going to talk — he’s going to listen. According to a campaign spokesperson, Walker is “interested in hearing firsthand Israel’s concerns about the future of […]
Over the last year, I had the pleasure of working with Dan Perry on the editing of his first book. It’s called 1000 Days Between: From Corporate America to South America and it is about Dan’s epic journey to change his life and his outlook by backpacking around South America… for two and a half years! He […]
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