Comments on: Overnight Success 2- A Call to Arms

By: Overnight Success 3 – No Excuses

Overnight Success 3 – No Excuses — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 08:14:52 +0000

[...] is part three in what’s become a series. Part 1: Overnight Success, and Part 2: A Call to Arms came out of some thoughts on the topic of the work that goes into making your business successful. [...]

By: Peter Beck Kim

Peter Beck Kim — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 00:11:42 +0000

Thanks for this – am pushing off to improve patient care and make healthcare reform happen in my little corner of SoCal, using lessons learned about social media, human behavior, and marketing.

Less talking about the tools, and more using them to make nifty stuff happen. And there's a lot of “legacy code” to work through in healthcare, hoo boy.

Keep up the good work.

By: Peter Beck Kim

Peter Beck Kim — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 18:11:42 +0000

Thanks for this – am pushing off to improve patient care and make healthcare reform happen in my little corner of SoCal, using lessons learned about social media, human behavior, and marketing.

Less talking about the tools, and more using them to make nifty stuff happen. And there's a lot of “legacy code” to work through in healthcare, hoo boy.

Keep up the good work.

By: Susan Kuhn Frost

Susan Kuhn Frost — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 16:13:18 +0000

My commitment is to help innovators in very small businesses and small nonprofits — the ones who do it themselves — to overcome the barriers to success in being social and transformational in their work. Social tools only make manifest the problems that are more human, strategic, and organizational in nature; the rise of social exposure and connection means these problems need to be confronted and new capacities developed or we will lose the contribution from these groups. Coupled with openness and determination, social tools can create a renaissance in which these small players go on to make an outsized contribution to the project of being human on this earth — and the individuals in them live at a higher level than they thought possible.

These are people the world needs to succeed, to be fully human, creative, and contributing their best to the causes and entrepreneurial ventures that renew our world at its deepest level.

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By: The Small Business Owner & Overnight Success Featuring Chris Brogan, Pamela Slim | Understanding Marketing

Mon, 16 Nov 2009 23:13:33 +0000

[...] Brogan’s thoughts on success video one, video two, and video [...]

By: How To Turn an Idea Into Action | Tim Bursch

How To Turn an Idea Into Action | Tim Bursch — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 12:29:39 +0000

[...] recently watched this video on Overnight Success and was inspired to take some action. I asked if anyone on Twitter was [...]

By: xmas presents

xmas presents — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 02:49:15 +0000

Love the part about quit talking and let's do something and teach people and elevate folks to that next level… I get so sick of conferences where the smart folks come together and talk. I mean, some of it is valuable, but mostly, I'd rather see hard work making it REAL and VALUABLE for those that aren't at those conferences yet. Kudos. Keep up the good work.

By: djj1758

djj1758 — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 08:18:24 +0000

Chris,

I'm on the train and striving to get it done! I am currently only 4 posts into it, but my blog project provide tips on how to apply technology (the latest) into their life. So, no reporting of the recent tech news. I take any technology and choose a lifestyle to focus on and write it.

So, theoretically there could be the same post subject 2 to 3 times because that specific technology I am talking about applies to many different types of lifestyles.

If you or anyone else would like to check it out, it is called LifeNotion http://www.lifenotion.com

And Chris if you are ever on Skype, I am usually on (djj1758).

Best Regards and I am loving this series!

By: Christian

Christian — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 05:08:06 +0000

This is rockin. It's connected with me, because it's so in line what how I feel about business in general. I'm new to social media and internet marketing...about 3 years in, but direct sales is my base. And in that industry I learned that work...pure hard ass work, gets it done. It ALWAYS gets it done. It makes you recession proof...it makes you invincible...but the minute you back off, your super powers can fade.

It's always about one thing...what are you doing to help? What are you doing to improve other people's lives? Period, that's it. It's not about good press or the size of your following, and it sure as hell isn't about pagerank, etc. It's about what you're doing, on a basic, real level, to help people. If you're doing that, it doesn't matter what else you're doing.

Success is work. Often tiring, often boring. It's being on the road when everyone else is in bed. It's finishing off email when everyone else is drinking at the bar. Success comes at a price. The reason so many never hit their potential is not that they don't have potential. They do; they're just not willing to pay the price.