And I said ‘YES!’ … ha ha! No touch-backs!

Yes, I’ve joined Blog Herald as one of their new columnists.

Check The BlogHerald every day for news, views, and other interesting commentary from their current and upcoming bloggers such as Jessica Doyle, Matt Craven, David Krug and Duncan Reily.

Cheers,
Tony Hung

Chris Pirillo, demonstrating, in fact, that he has quite possibly the biggest, brassiest balls this side of John Dvorak, has floated out offers about sponsoring his vacation on an Alaskan Cruise he plans to take later this week, principally because the Internet connectivity is quite expensive on Holland Cruises.

WHAT?!

That’s bloody amazing! It is!
It really broadens the mind as to what people extend sponsorships to.

Why stop at sporting events, trade shows, and local street festivals — those are silliy “traditional” outlets — just move on to A-Lister’s vacations! :)

Man, if I could command such traffic, I’d probably sponsor my wife’s upcoming delivery.

I’d probably float out offers so that as I take minute by minute video of the upcoming event, BAM! Sponsors would get their name and offers in every second of that glorious event.

I’d have different levels of sponsorship too.

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Have been eschewing nightly counterstrike +/- source with Garner for reading and implementing Getting Things Done — By David Allen.

A “ground-up” way of organizing your life, as it is meant to help you process mundane things … so you can effortlessly start managing higher level projects.

Although most things about it are intuitive, what is interesting is placing emphasis on certain things which may make a profound difference in doing things.

Such as collecting ALL of your “open-loops” into a universal “inbox”.