Written by Amber Mac, Fast Company. When I interviewed entrepreneur and author Guy Kawasaki recently, I chatted with him at great lengths about his Twitter publishing habits. Take a look at his feed, and every few minutes you’ll see a new post, from why videos go viral to Playboy’s plans for a strip club. Via www.fastcompany.com. MORE >>

Over the past year we have been publishing extracts from The New Learning Architect. We continue with the third part of chapter 11: Your next step is to identify the learning and development needs that you wish to address for the population defined in step 1. Just those needs associated with a particular upcoming business change or project. MORE >>

These are supposedly ACTUAL announcements from ACTUAL church bulletins. Don't let worry kill you -- let the church help. Thursday night - Potluck supper. Prayer and medication to follow. Remember in prayer the many who are sick of our church and community. For those of you who have children and don't know it, we have a nursery downstairs. MORE >>

By Matthew Turner (@Turndog_million). Growing up I was under the impression writers were artists… usually alcoholics, people teeming with personal issues, and eccentric as hell. These people wrote, sent out their work, got published, and sat back watching the royalties pour in. Now, this was probably naïve of me, but for all I know this was true. MORE >>

It’s weird. The problem is that when the pitch goes on too long, it can backfire. But as a free speaker who is typically compensated only with a free meal or a small gift, you are not supposed to sell at all. Because you were invited to speak by a particular group; you were not hired by them. Buying your book, CD, etc., allows them to do that. MORE >>