Weekly Digest

Here’s the second installment of my weekly digest.  Essentially, this is just stuff that caught my eye this week.  Enjoy.

• I don’t travel enough to get one of these but it still looks cool.
• Perry Noble just keeps posting solid gold.  This post about questions to ask yourself is excellent.  Why can’t I blog like Perry Noble?  Perry should open a blogging school.
• This post from Steven Furtick, as well as this comment from Bob Franquiz, has got me thinking.  Truthfully, this idea seems to come up in my life once every six months but I never do anything about it.  Maybe it’s finally time to make a move.
• This post from John Bunn reminded me of my youth.  The youtube video on that page alone is worth the click.  Man, I remember that show so well!
• This post is a little scary for me because this is almost exactly the same method I use to learn new material.  It’s like somebody’s been watching me.  Cool stuff.
• Google Gears gives Google Reader the ability to go off-line.  I installed it and it’s great.
• Loved this great little post from my good friend, Charlie Pharis.  He gives us all a little dose of perspective.
• I absolutely love seeing stuff like this.  Way to go, Scott Whitaker and StonePoint!
• This post from Shawn Lovejoy is dead on.  I’m learning that if the chemistry part isn’t there you can just forget it.
• The best show on TV has announced when the series will end.  I’m sure the last season will be nothing short of amazing.  I can’t wait.
• Here’s a great little guide on how to pick the right tablet pc or UMC.
• I like Bill Hybels a lot and this post underscores, yet again, why I just dig the dude.
• This got me more excited about a ModBook but this spoiled the party.
• I think I’m going to have to go to Innovate 2007 now that I’ve seen the lineup…including Scott Hodge!

Now playing: John Mayer – Daughters