Debbie loves “The Traveler’s Gift” by Andy Andrews – It is a great, easy read that discusses the seven decisions that determine personal success. The narrator has lost his job and is at his wit’s end. In a nod to Dickens’ Christmas Carol, the author takes his narrator on a fascinating odyssey through time to visit seven famous people who have encountered significant obstacles in their lives. People like President Truman. Christopher Columbus and Anne Frank. I thought it was particularly apropos for these difficult economic times. If you need a pick-me-up, give it a read. You will look at life a little differently when you’re through.
Nathan loves TweetLater’s Reply / Keyword Digest – TweetLater’s digest allows me to easily quantify at the end of the day and the month just how many replies and retweets we received for our social media metrics.
Susan loves “Things I Have Learned In My Life So Far” – This artful masterpiece masquerading as a book by Stefan Sagmeister is one of the coolest I have ever seen. Humorous sayings from the author’s diary have been transformed into typographical works of art that graced billboards in France and sign-toting inflatable moneys in Scotland. The front cover is laser cut to reveal different patterns on the author’s face depending on which section of the book is on top. Make sure you check out the video for a demonstration!
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