You Have to Know Where You’re Going to Drive There
Allow me to give brief Driving Directions today: just turn right at Big Bright Bulb, “Ideas and Advice for the Smallest Businesses With the Smallest Budgets,” where I’m delighted to be discussing your Vision with a cool crowd. (Yes, yours! You’d better go!)
You know I’m obsessed with your success, both here at the MCE Blog and at VisionPoints. I had a great time guest-posting about one of the most essential aspects of your small venture for Crystal at Big Bright bulb.
I really connect with the message at Bx3—that there are more resources available right now than ever before for the smallest businesses, who have the agility to be able to run with new ideas before the Big Boys have even made it through exploratory committees. She wants to be a hub for microbusiness tips and tools, and she’s on her way. Crystal realized that one way to make my comments shorter was to ask if I’d like to write a guest post, and I jumped at the chance.
As Crystal says, “Whether you agree heartily, disagree with vigor, or are kinda meh about it, leave a comment so we can all know how you feel.”
See you there!
Thanks, Crystal.
Grow and be well,
Kelly Erickson
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4 April 2008, 9:18 am
Hey! There was no intent to shorten your comments—and if there had been, it didn’t work!
More than anything, I wanted you to have more room for your big, bold ideas…and I’m so glad I did. Great post!
Thanks so much for coming over to my house, and bringing all your friends.
4 April 2008, 10:07 am
Crystal,
At your blog there’s a lot of fresh thought daily, on a subject that’s near and dear to my heart. I love “thinking out loud” in the comments. Afraid I’m not likely to curb that anytime soon. I’m incorrigible that way.
Blogs were made for folks like me who tell football announcers they just don’t get it over the t.v., and who constantly make notes in the margins of books and mags about one thought leading to another. I love when I get other people’s thought in the margins here, too. Like one huge intellectual jam session.
Regards (and thanks again),
Kelly