Comments on: Brand Conversation with Seth Godin – Part 1 http://altaeeblog.com/brand-conversation-with-seth-godin/ Thu, 29 Jul 2010 11:47:37 +0300 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Top 40 Quotes From Linchpin http://altaeeblog.com/brand-conversation-with-seth-godin/comment-page-1/#comment-2870 Top 40 Quotes From Linchpin Wed, 07 Jul 2010 05:45:00 +0000 http://altaeeblog.com/?p=2539#comment-2870 [...] I will review Linhcpin by Seth Godin. This is my 1st read for Seth. I feel shy for not reading at least 5 books for him. It’s an [...]

[...] I will review Linhcpin by Seth Godin. This is my 1st read for Seth. I feel shy for not reading at least 5 books for him. It’s an [...]

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]]> By: Brand Conversation with Ryan Rancatore http://altaeeblog.com/brand-conversation-with-seth-godin/comment-page-1/#comment-1282 Brand Conversation with Ryan Rancatore Tue, 16 Mar 2010 12:43:15 +0000 http://altaeeblog.com/?p=2539#comment-1282 [...] Seth Godin calls remarkable/different people “linchpins”, what’s your recommended personal [...]

[...] Seth Godin calls remarkable/different people “linchpins”, what’s your recommended personal [...]

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]]> By: Mohammed Al-Taee http://altaeeblog.com/brand-conversation-with-seth-godin/comment-page-1/#comment-918 Mohammed Al-Taee Tue, 16 Feb 2010 07:59:14 +0000 http://altaeeblog.com/?p=2539#comment-918 <blockquote cite="comment-913"> <strong><a href="#comment-913" rel="nofollow">Justin McCullough</a></strong> </blockquote> Nice comment, I will read your blog and happy to make connection with you :)

Justin McCullough

Nice comment, I will read your blog and happy to make connection with you :)

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]]> By: Justin McCullough http://altaeeblog.com/brand-conversation-with-seth-godin/comment-page-1/#comment-913 Justin McCullough Mon, 15 Feb 2010 22:37:53 +0000 http://altaeeblog.com/?p=2539#comment-913 A while back I wrote about how we are encouraged to dream as kids. I think one part of the dreaming is that once you become capable of living your dream (meaning your are a teenager or young adult), no one Wants you to live your dream because they never lived theirs. You encourage kids because they can't act on it, you don't encourage adults because that means they might actually do it and show you that you never did. I'm trying to do more dreaming and to help others dream too. Linchpin is a great book. Check out The Linchpin Way and the Linchpin 2.0 Manifesto as well. I'd like to see a movement of artists. Great post. Justin twitter.com/leader4hire A while back I wrote about how we are encouraged to dream as kids. I think one part of the dreaming is that once you become capable of living your dream (meaning your are a teenager or young adult), no one Wants you to live your dream because they never lived theirs. You encourage kids because they can’t act on it, you don’t encourage adults because that means they might actually do it and show you that you never did.

I’m trying to do more dreaming and to help others dream too. Linchpin is a great book. Check out The Linchpin Way and the Linchpin 2.0 Manifesto as well. I’d like to see a movement of artists.

Great post.

Justin
twitter.com/leader4hire

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]]> By: Mohammed Al-Taee http://altaeeblog.com/brand-conversation-with-seth-godin/comment-page-1/#comment-912 Mohammed Al-Taee Mon, 15 Feb 2010 19:28:03 +0000 http://altaeeblog.com/?p=2539#comment-912 <blockquote cite="comment-911"> <strong><a href="#comment-911" rel="nofollow">David Sandusky</a></strong>: I appreciate the question to Godin about not dreaming like kids anymore.Why did you ask that question, </blockquote> I read in Moments of Forever by Dr. Bill Path that our dreams when we were kids was unlimited and with no scope > Forever. I was thinking why? I am still having the same dreams but why I stopped believing in the big ones. Even Seth' answer was short, I think he is right. Do you agree?

David Sandusky: I appreciate the question to Godin about not dreaming like kids anymore.Why did you ask that question,

I read in Moments of Forever by Dr. Bill Path that our dreams when we were kids was unlimited and with no scope > Forever.

I was thinking why? I am still having the same dreams but why I stopped believing in the big ones. Even Seth’ answer was short, I think he is right. Do you agree?

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