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TransitCampBayArea Wrap Up

February 24, 2008 – 11:33 pm

I may be completely biased, but TransitCampBayArea totally, completely exceeded my own expectations for the event. And the way that I’m biased is that I quite often hate my own events. In fact, I’m disappointed in them about 75% of the time. (I clearly put too much pressure on myself and have too high of [...]

By miss rogue | Also posted in events, everyday magic, government, government2.0, green, higher purpose | Tagged barcamp, transitcamp, transitcampbayarea | Comments (11)

The Human Body Teaches Us To Embrace the Chaos

January 12, 2008 – 10:03 pm

I’ve been working out for nearly three months now, all the while watching what I eat a little more carefully and staying committed to a pretty regular and fairly vigorous workout: 25 minutes on the elliptical trainer, 25 minutes on the treadmill (briskly walking for 5 minutes, jogging for 15 minutes, then cooling down for [...]

By miss rogue | Also posted in community | Comments (11)

How to Make a Gabillion Dollars with Community Marketing…or something to that effect

September 13, 2007 – 10:26 pm

From my presentation at e.day 2007…presentation and transcript below. The Video.
Slide 1. So, I’m here today to talk to you about a subject that is near and dear to my heart: “How to Make a Gabillion Dollars with Community Marketing…or something to that effect” And, truly, it’s pretty simple…there really are…
Slide 2. …only 3 ways [...]

By miss rogue | Also posted in community, economics, everyday magic, gift economy, higher purpose, insight, research, social capital | Comments (9)

Post BarCampBlock (aka BCB) Roundup

August 21, 2007 – 3:54 pm

If I was to capture magic and make it an event, it would have been BarCampBlock for me. Sure, I may seem biased, being one of the organizers (alongside Liz Henry, Chris Messina, Ross Mayfield and Tantek Çelik - with Tara “2.0″ Anderson as our star volunteer), but in truth, I usually hate the events [...]

By miss rogue | Also posted in community, events, everyday magic | Comments (1)

LoserCamp

May 28, 2007 – 4:00 pm

Further to Sir Ken Robinson’s fabulous TED Talk on education, and further to my presentation on Un-managing and the research I included in it by Malone & Lepper regarding intrinsic motivation, creating risk-positive-failure-forward environments are crucial to innovation.
I had a discussion regarding this a while back with Joshua Schachter (I think it was at ETech, [...]

By miss rogue | Also posted in events, insight | Comments (12)

Happiness, Anxiety & Control

April 24, 2007 – 1:11 pm

…researchers…conclude that the feeling of control — whether real or illusory — is one of the wellsprings of mental health. - p. 24 Stumbling on Happiness by Dan Gilbert.
I’m reading a deadly interesting book right now by Dan Gilbert, whose Ted Talk I’ve pointed to before. It’s all about happiness, or, rather, unraveling our conventional [...]

By miss rogue | Also posted in everyday magic, insight | Comments (6)

Everyday Magic

April 12, 2007 – 11:37 pm

Somehow I’ve missed the everyday magic for so many years.
You know, the way life falls into place when you least expect it to? A chain of events that, in retrospect, seem so clearly set out for you, but you could have never predicted. Yet, everything happened like a beautifully choreographed ballet - like it was [...]

By miss rogue | Also posted in everyday magic, insight | Comments (13)

Bite-Size Media: Is Continuous Partial Attention really bad?

April 7, 2007 – 11:57 am

When I was a kid, I would mentally wander off all of the time, missing entire lectures in school. It took all of the energy I could muster up to concentrate long enough to get through a chapter of a book…mid-paragraph a word or a sentence would trigger me off. My eyes would skim the [...]

By miss rogue | Also posted in attention economy, insight | Comments (8)

Embracing the chaos: and recognizing opportunities

March 29, 2007 – 3:15 pm

Our client, Carlos Garcia of Scrapblog proved this week that embracing the chaos can expose exciting opportunities for a startup.
On Tuesday afternoon, Chris and I stopped by the Adobe booth at ETech to chat with Michelle Turner about Apollo. Adrian Ludwig was also there, preparing for the hot Apollo demo they were going to do [...]

By miss rogue | Also posted in insight | Comments (9)
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