by Kare Anderson | Jun 17, 2009 | Friendship
… then as we stay in touch on meaningless things, we can eventually work effectively together,” John T. Cacioppo says, observing what is happening with the daily tidbits of news we get about each other via Facebook and Twitter. Ironically, reading online...
by Kare Anderson | Jun 12, 2009 | community, CrowdSource, Meetings, Sharing
If a coffee shop owner and a former minister can make money by leading groups then, perhaps, so can you and I. In the following success stories see if there’s a method you’d like to try. With the right approach people are happy to pay you for the opportunity to hone...
by Kare Anderson | Jun 10, 2009 | CrowdSource, Customer, Miscellaneous
Instead of standing on a stage, one comedian at a time, humorists were leaning over their computers, waiting with bated breath for quirky Brit Tiernan Douieb to say “Go!” In this Twitter Comedy Club experiment, drawing a crowd of 6,000 each comedian had a 10 minute...
by Kare Anderson | Jun 8, 2009 | Leadership, Listening, Mentor, Team
Joe Lee was sitting at a table, rapidly counting rain jackets in a small room somewhere above the sumptuous lobby of the Jamaican hotel where I was to speak at a corporate conference the next morning. I did not know who he was then, although he looked familiar. I was...
by Kare Anderson | May 28, 2009 | Collective Intelligence, community
Want to make a living by hosting an online community? See this thorough post on exactly how Motley Fool creates multiple ways for amateur investors to help each other make smarter choices. Because the process and results are transparent you can...
