Slow down.
“Slow down and enjoy life. It’s not only the scenery you miss by going too fast - you also miss the sense of where you are going and why.”
Dirt Conference.
I’m real pumped about Dirt. This conference is going to be different from any church conference that I’ve ever been to. Here’s an excerpt from their website that gets me jazzed about it:
Dirt WILL:
- Show you how to do more with less.
- Provide you with a lab / class setting with real, honest dialogue. Open conversations about the how-to of what we’re doing.
- Send you away with connections. When you leave, the conference isn’t over.
You’re part of a bigger church.
We should be working together to get things accomplished. No matter how much. What time. Or when.
Do yourself a favor, go to their website and just look at who will be there. You won’t want to miss this one.
Website: dirtconference.com | Twitter: twitter.com/dirtconference
Don’t be a Twitter-tell.
I woke up this morning, made some coffee, and followed my usual routine of checking my email. Lo and behold, in my inbox, I have a new follower on Twitter — @JenniferWood37
I usually follow people that follow me; but before I do, I always check out their Twitter profile to make sure they are real people, and not spammers or crazy people. Well, @JenniferWood37 was neither a spammer or a crazy person (some would argue that) … but instead, she is a new breed of Twitter user, which I have dubbed “Twitter-tell”. Like “Tattle-tell”.
The “Twitter-tell” has a beef with another Twitter user, makes an account and follows everyone on the offending user’s follower list. Then proceeds to spill all of their dirty laundry out into the Twittersphere for all the offending user’s followers to see.
Don’t be a “Twitter-tell”.