Shel and I agree

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When the cover of Wired says “Get Naked … and Rule the World” we have to agree.

Get Naked Conversations on Amazon.

It’s amazing to both of us that the book has consistently been in the top 5,000 books on Amazon for months ever since it first came out last January (out of millions of books).

Thank you to everyone who bought a copy.

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  19. I went to a business show at Olympia at GYOB show and at least 2 of the speakers mentioned Naked Conversations as a good book to explain bloging.

    We just need to persuade one of the other speakers ( a very well known Inventor in the UK) to start bloging or even vloging.

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  20. I went to a business show at Olympia at GYOB show and at least 2 of the speakers mentioned Naked Conversations as a good book to explain bloging.

    We just need to persuade one of the other speakers ( a very well known Inventor in the UK) to start bloging or even vloging.

    Like

  21. I went to a business show at Olympia at GYOB show and at least 2 of the speakers mentioned Naked Conversations as a good book to explain bloging.

    We just need to persuade one of the other speakers ( a very well known Inventor in the UK) to start bloging or even vloging.

    Like

  22. Engineers create so much value for the world, yet get very little attention. In these high tech companies you visit, when you decide who to film, try to find the mechanical engineer, electrical engineer, integration engineer…or other engineer who makes the wheels turn. Many of them are introverts and will need your extra effort to find and highlight them.

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  23. Engineers create so much value for the world, yet get very little attention. In these high tech companies you visit, when you decide who to film, try to find the mechanical engineer, electrical engineer, integration engineer…or other engineer who makes the wheels turn. Many of them are introverts and will need your extra effort to find and highlight them.

    Like

  24. Engineers create so much value for the world, yet get very little attention. In these high tech companies you visit, when you decide who to film, try to find the mechanical engineer, electrical engineer, integration engineer…or other engineer who makes the wheels turn. Many of them are introverts and will need your extra effort to find and highlight them.

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  30. You’re welcome buddy. I’m trying to make it into my company’s culture. It’s tough (it’s a big multinational company with a hundred yrs of doing things in a certain way) but I’m slowing finding a way. Cheers. Simone

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  31. You’re welcome buddy. I’m trying to make it into my company’s culture. It’s tough (it’s a big multinational company with a hundred yrs of doing things in a certain way) but I’m slowing finding a way. Cheers. Simone

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  32. You’re welcome buddy. I’m trying to make it into my company’s culture. It’s tough (it’s a big multinational company with a hundred yrs of doing things in a certain way) but I’m slowing finding a way. Cheers. Simone

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  33. Get this book. It’s one of the best books I’ve read on blogging. And I’ve read no less than 18 blogging books related to business. Most are useless, in my opinion – including Andy Wibbel’s Blogwild. No offense, Andy seems like a great guy. I just thought his book as a little rushed and really light on usable content.

    Get Naked, though…rocks.

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  34. Get this book. It’s one of the best books I’ve read on blogging. And I’ve read no less than 18 blogging books related to business. Most are useless, in my opinion – including Andy Wibbel’s Blogwild. No offense, Andy seems like a great guy. I just thought his book as a little rushed and really light on usable content.

    Get Naked, though…rocks.

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  35. Get this book. It’s one of the best books I’ve read on blogging. And I’ve read no less than 18 blogging books related to business. Most are useless, in my opinion – including Andy Wibbel’s Blogwild. No offense, Andy seems like a great guy. I just thought his book as a little rushed and really light on usable content.

    Get Naked, though…rocks.

    Like

  39. I was one of the two people advocating reading it at the Growing Your Own Business conference mentioned above. It has been really helpful to help me explain why people should be blogging in organisations of all sizes. The cultural considerations discussed are also helpful where orgs are considering global blogging approaches. I’d love to have a “will work/probably won’t work… unless” matrix by country… is there one out there?
    Thanks, Robert! You rock.

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  40. I was one of the two people advocating reading it at the Growing Your Own Business conference mentioned above. It has been really helpful to help me explain why people should be blogging in organisations of all sizes. The cultural considerations discussed are also helpful where orgs are considering global blogging approaches. I’d love to have a “will work/probably won’t work… unless” matrix by country… is there one out there?
    Thanks, Robert! You rock.

    Like

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