I love the talks from TED, the wealth of these free resources is incredible.
This short talk from Matt Cutts packs a punch in just a few minutes:
http://video.ted.com/assets/player/swf/EmbedPlayer.swf
What are the things that you would love to have a go at?
It reminds me of a challenge I set myself a little while ago which has lapsed a bit.
I’ve always thought it is more important to focus on the things that they are going to start doing rather than the things they are going to stop doing.
I’ve never had a highly developed sense of balance and have always marvelled at those that do.
What Danny Macaskill does with a bike absolutely amazes me:
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The videos are so well produced too.
Another TED talk that provokes and encourages:
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I normally go for something a bit humorous on a Friday, but today I’ve gone for useful.
I’m not great at remembering names and I know others struggle too, so here are some tips:
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All I have to do now its remember the tips 
Ever wondered about the the terms we use online every day and how odd they are in teal life:
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I quite fancy the idea of going around the world putting ‘like’ stickers on everything 
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(Direct like http://youtu.be/aDycZH0CA4I)
Something fun to make you smile on a Friday.
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It might be Britain’s Got Talent but in these days of the Internet – the whole world is watching.
If you understand half of this – worry:
“The geek is now damn cool”
[Hat Tip to Church of the Customer]
There are times when I so wish that this could be true:
The bit after the credits is definitely the best bit – “That’s not what iPhone was made for – I’m loaded with technology”.
(Hat tip to One Man’s Blog)
I’ve spent a lot of time over the last few weeks getting my head around some prices, some costs and there influence on some negotiations.
Sometime the negotiations can feel a bit like this:
Once I get out of the other side of this work I am hoping to be writing a little more often – but you never can know for sure.
This video speaks for itself, stick with it it’s worth the ending:
Something to make you smile on a sunny Friday afternoon.
Some people think I have strange pass times.
Hat tip to Bill Seaver
Graham Chastney 