@Luke Thanks and absolutely, those who don't know about Twitter or give a hoot either way and are into others things and perspectives are fine with me, it's those I've come across that go on about how banal and useless Twitter is with no basis for how people are using it powerfully that I refer to in this post

@Steve Thanks, that is a really useful way to explain the value proposition, it is what you make it: it is who you follow, how you connect and what you share and do.

@cate Thank you and all the best for your trip in June, you are doing amazing things. You can read more about Cate's work here:http://project18.org.au/

@Erik You're lucky, I have experienced recently some haters are still around with very (!) strong negative opinions on Twitter.

@Shelley

Thanks, one for every situation almost, although only almost so we need to create some new ones too I think!

It sure is! Although Zing! goes beyond Science..

Hi Mark, thanks am currently reading that for the second time - it is an excellent book.

You're most welcome, great work as MC - overall I thought #W2W09 was excellent, heaps of talent!

Thanks Ross, just checked out your video, these messages resonated:
-"Spend less time reading, studying how other people did things and more time really getting your feet wet"

-"Even imperfect experiences of your own are going to be generally better than constantly reading more and more about what other people have done"

-"Don't over think your business model or an action, figure out what a simple step would be and take it. The practical experience of one simple step is going to be far more valuable than reading about it."

Did you agree with Randy Kosimar's view in the Stanford video that the domains of learning are Finance, Organisation, Transactions, Strategy and Business Models?

Thanks Keith, in your opinion are these easily accessible techniques that can be learned and mastered without professional guidance? Either way, what and where are these resources? I have had some exposure to NLP which involves some of the principles you have mentioned. Simple reframing and anchoring techniques can be very powerful.

I personally don't think such tools/skills are widely available or perhaps it is a matter of them not being publicised enough or communicated in simple, digestible language so people can see this is achievable and available to them. Of course, I would like to be provide wrong on this one..

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