My interview in Digitala Strateger
Earlier this year I was interviewed by Patrik Roselfeld from Digitala Strateger, a Swedish group on LinkedIn with a multitude of talented people working within digital strategy, marketing and business development. I'm honored to be interviewed and featured on the website.
On intention and goal setting
2015 is in full swing and the calm of the holiday period may or may not have given one the opportunity to go within and do some self-assessments for the new year. Nevertheless, a new year is an opportunity for a fresh start for many, therefore I thought I'd share something I recently found in a book that I started to read during my Christmas break. I found this useful for setting goals and gaining clarity on intention.
It's five quick questions which I will take with me throughout 2015 as a tool. Not just for the start of this year, but throughout the year.
Why you should invest in expanding your knowledge through Skillshare
I've been eyeing out Skillshare for a while. I've been longingly browsing the classes, dreaming about the possibilities but not had the time to really dedicate to really get my teeth into a subject. A class in particular that I've been interested in for a while is the Modern Marketing Workshop with Seth Godin.
Last week I finally got some time and the opportunity to sign-up and start my first class. I bought a one of class for $20 and it turned out to be the most well invested time and money I've spent in a long time on educational material. In this post I want to tell you why.
A view from WebCoast 2014
WebCoast is an annual event for people who love and/or work with the internet. The fabulous thing about WebCoast is that it's an unconference, meaning it's created by the people who attend the event. That makes it really special.
Unfortunately I didn't have the opportunity to attend the entire three day event. However I was lucky enough to be able to attend a couple of hours on the Friday afternoon and the majority of the Saturday. These are my key takeaways from the sessions I attended on Saturday, as well why I think WebCoast and the whole unconference concept is such a great idea.