By Mark Howell, on March 1st, 2007
In what I do with Lifetogether I’m always looking for ways to share ideas. When I’m in person it means a whiteboard or flipchart. When I’m on the phone…well it’s a little less than ideal. We can do the WebEx thing…or we can send a powerpoint. Now, we may be able to use skrbl.
I am [...]
By Mark Howell, on March 1st, 2007
Looking for some great ideas in leadership development? Or maybe you’re ready to develop a marketing strategy? churchrelevance.com points us to an interesting set of links to free online resources assembled by suite101 that are definitely worth checking out. For example, take a look at this online course for Building and Leading Effective Teams. There [...]
By Mark Howell, on September 19th, 2006
Not sure if you’ve stumbled across churchblast.com yet. If you haven’t, you may want to bookmark it. This is a pretty good one-stop-shop for resources. In addition to their blog they’ve got a good collection of links regarding leadership, technology, marketing and design and news. Check ‘em out. And tell ‘em I sent you!
By Mark Howell, on September 17th, 2006
Do you know Marshall Goldsmith? Not personally. I mean, do you know his work? Maybe you’ve read some of his stuff over at Fast Company in his role as the resident executive coach. He’s good. I like him. Last week I stumbled across a newsletter that he puts out on a monthly basis (along with [...]
By Mark Howell, on August 30th, 2006
If you haven’t discovered Tim Sanders yet…you probably need to check him out. I loaded Love Is The Killer App onto my iPod a couple months ago and really loved it! Great ideas that have definitely influenced the way I read, pass on ideas, etc.
Tim’s new to the blogosphere! Whether you’re new to his work [...]
By Mark Howell, on July 20th, 2006
If you’re not a Fast Company subscriber you should be. Brand Autopsy has a great sample of some of the coolest articles over the last 10 years in the collection they call Fast Company’s Collective Genius. This is a GREAT list. Some of them were new to me. This article (and the accompanying manifesto) by [...]