Outculturing, Crowdsourcing and Clever Repartee
It’s been a while since I last downloaded what’s been catching my attention. With that in mind, check this out:
- Ever wondered why the Morgan family experiences such clever repartee at the dining room table? Part of the reason is that we use Table Topics to encourage conversations.
- Joshua has a detailed summary of how we arrived at NewSpring’s new logo.
- By the way, I also loved Joshua’s take on how we “outculture” our competition when it comes to attracting great talent to our team.
- I was unfamiliar with the term “crowdsourcing,” but according to the Leadership Network, I do that sometimes using my blog and my twitter feed.
- Kent has the top reasons unchurched people choose a church and stay.
- Brad talked about how if you’re chasing MTV, you’re too slow.
- I’ve recently started following Jenni’s blog. She’s the executive director of Cross Point Church in Nashville. Always looking for great leadership content from a female perspective.
By the way, outside of your own blog, name one blog that I’m probably not reading that I should be reading.
I just stumbled upon http://www.mashable.com. It’s a blog dedicated to all things social networking and social media. Really good stuff.
Tony, I’m honored that you’re reading!
You may already be familiar with this one, but I’m a big fan of Randy Elrod’s blog at randyelrod.typepad.com
might want to check out lundstudio.wordpress.com
This is the blog of larry lundstrom, pastor of innovation technologies @ fellowship of the woodlands
His blog is fairly new, but a good one to keep an eye on
A great mind on innovation & technology in the church
Thanks for the link love!
Tony, I love Jenni’s blog! Thanks for giving her some link love. I believe she has an awesome perspective on leadership stuff.
Here is a great blog by Pete Scazzero (author of Emotionally Healthy Spirituality): http://www.emotionallyhealthy.org/blog/
Also: http://pastorforlife.org/ This is an awesome blog for pastors.
The TED blog.
Wow, this is a hard one to comment on. Matt Chandler just started bloggin: http://www.dwelldeep.net.
I subscribe to: http://brandautopsy.typepad.com/ which has marketing and branding goodness.
I’m pretty sure you’re already reading this one but how about History in the Making, Ben Arment’s blog. Everyday is something great or at least something that makes people mad. My kind of blog.
http://www.maigh.com/
SHE just doesnt give a rip… and it is completely addictive.
Steve Murrell pastors a 30,000 person church in Manila that runs over 60 services in about 14 locations right now per weekend. His blog is http://stevemurrell.typepad.com/
Great Insight..