Archive | December, 2009

Be The Tree That Bends

by jginsberg on 18. Dec, 2009 in Best Practices

I have been thinking about a story one of my yoga teachers tells. It goes roughly like this, there are 2 trees growing by a river, a very large broad tree and a small supple tree. The large tree mocked the smaller tree laughing at their differences, relishing his comparative strength. The small tree smiled [...]

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Listening Better – What We Need To Do in 2010

by Jamie Ginsberg on 13. Dec, 2009 in Best Practices, FaceBook, LinkedIn

My cousin Jesse told me this summer that I need to listen more, hear what people are saying and avoid being condescending. Somewhere along the line I lost some of my sensitivity, my filter, that keeps me from acting like a know it all. This was hard to hear, because it was personal and honest. [...]

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Go Local – Each One Teach One – We Are The World

by Jamie Ginsberg on 11. Dec, 2009 in Best Practices

Continuing a theme started a few weeks ago at the local Cleveland Social Media Club, I’d like to share what I see coming in social media and the world of social and professional networking in 2010. I start from the idea that there has been a settling in the market with some very clear winners [...]

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Make New Friends but Keep the Old

by Jamie Ginsberg on 06. Dec, 2009 in Best Practices, FaceBook

One is Silver and the Other is Gold… After advising you to get rid of some friends, I want to make sure you make some new friends. Susie is a 2009 friend who randomly entered my world of FaceBook. For the first month I debated hiding her as she posts a lot of links. Each [...]

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