As we wind down 2009, it’s time to think about what matters for 2010.
My friend Seth Godin has pulled together a remarkable group of more than 70 people who each contributed a one-page essay with a one-word title to create a free ebook called What Matters Now.
What Matters Now will inspire you to make some changes in 2010, and to keep doing work that matters.
Download What Matters Now. (Note: 3 MB file size.) Please share!
Read Seth's blog post about the ebook here.
Remember, big thoughts and small actions make a difference.
Make something happen in 2010.
We need your help.
Please share.
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Just finished reading (found on Seth's blog) and came here to see it mentioned.
Thought this was an interesting approach to publishing as its collaborative.
Posted by: online branding blog | December 15, 2009 at 07:22 PM
David, very interesting, thanks for posting.
About using this kind of ideas: I recall some unknown finnish businessman having said something like this: "When you open your garage door in California, you find a market of 50 million people. When you do the same in Finland, you find a meter of snow!"
Greetings from the cold,
Jari
Posted by: Jari Juslén | December 16, 2009 at 05:19 AM
@Jari Juslén
Because we Americans have a big market, many American companies are lazy and ignorant about the global market. However, Finnish companies know they must sell internationally.
David
Posted by: David Meerman Scott | December 16, 2009 at 05:28 AM
Although I haven't finished reading all of What Matters Now, what I have read is very interesting and enlightening. Great thoughts to ponder.
Posted by: Michael L. Cougill | December 16, 2009 at 09:41 AM
Well sometimes we return to our roots in our mind when we see something nostalgic to us and some times the tears came out from our eyes without noticing.
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