I'm not exactly sure how to respond to this...I'm very glad that you like the site - and my moving word ball. I hope you found something of value here and that you come back soon. Thanks for taking the time to comment...even if it was just to call me old and ugly. :O)

Thanks Charity. It means a lot to me to hear from you that I'm not completely crazy. Really good to see you today!

Thank you Heather, I appreciate you!

Thank you Chris!

I feel so very blessed to be connected to you and your family Heather. To read the things you write and share in some small vicarious way has opened my eyes to a different world and toward different hearts. I've been touched and impacted by your story and I am grateful. Happiest of birthdays to you dear Jack!

It's like, geek Christmas or something! Not yet on Unthink...still waiting for my invite email.

Thanks for stopping by and taking the time to comment today Chia! I'm glad that you found some useful info here. We need to get together soon over coffee...shoot me an email and let's get that scheduled sometime soon.

Thank you for commenting today Susan. I'm glad to know that others think like I do...I woory about what the world will look like for my now 9 year old daughter. As for keeping up, I hear ya'!

Thanks Carol! No secrets on the "how"..I just have all my favorite sites in my RSS reader...which has been a whole lot more fun with my iPad and Flipboard. The geeks/artists at Flowtown are always among my favorites. The don't post infographics very often on their blog, but they are among the very best when they do. Have a great Memorial day weekend!
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Davina! Long time, no see...how have you been? Yes, every day I still confront the confusion that is rampant among small business owners. Most feel compelled to jump into new technology and new media. The economy has us all a little skittish, and the tidal wave of tech is more than most can keep up with. I don't find it surprising at all that people so want to grasp onto something that will work for them. I have a leaning towards niche and hyper-local…and I know that most of what has been effective still is. I guess I just want to remind everyone that the tools from the past are not altogether broken. They’ve brought us this far, right? Social is an incredible addition to the mix and a game changer in many ways if utilized properly. I’ll certainly never argue against it. Thanks so much for stopping in and leaving a comment. You’re welcome here anytime.