by Chef Keem
February 26, 2009 in Featured, Squidoo Blogs by Chef Keem
To understand the essence of Squidoo – it helps, of course, to explore the mind of its founder, Seth Godin.
On his SquidWho lens “Who is Seth Godin”, you’ll find a selection of his best blog posts from the last 2 years. And much more…
I recommend to subscribe to Seth’s blog. I really do.
(And to read it, of course. But you knew that.)
Here’s one of my many favorite posts:
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seegreen wrote a new blog post: Welcome to Squid Geographic 1 day, 2 hours ago · View
I am a National Geographic nut from way back. I really don’t remember the first time I saw a National Geographic magazine, but I do remember a stack of them on our living room shelf that I would immerse myself in. Is this where I got my love of travel and geography? I really don’t [...]
waxinglyrical wrote a new blog post: The Stargazers: Broken Wings 1 day, 8 hours ago · View
British vocal group The Stargazers attained their first UK Number One the week ending 10 April, 1953, staying there for one week. The song that took them to the top on this occasion was Broken Wings , originally recorded by American duo Art and Dotty Todd. This version also broke into the UK Top 20, as did [...]
MiMi wrote a new blog post: allthatiscute 1 day, 15 hours ago · View
Quoting allthatiscute: Diary of a rabbit owner. Ladies and gentlemen: the story you are about to hear is true. The names have not been changed to protect the innocent, because frankly I don’t care. —My bunny hates me, and you can too…
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MiMi wrote a new blog post: MiMi On GrowWear On Squidoo Blog. 
1 day, 19 hours ago · View
Well, I never could find time to do this blog justice, and out of the ten or so posts, I found only two that are really relevant today. Kept those and will use them elsewhere. So, now this is one less blog. Thank you for stopping by.
WindyGig wrote a new blog post: Humbolt Squid Pestered 2 days, 10 hours ago · View
SQUID PRESS INTERNATIONAL Deep Seas, July 23, 2010 Human television is reporting the first filming of the Humbolt Squid. This squid, named for the human scientist who “discovered” it, is believed by humans to be carnivorous, even cannibalistic. A team of humans obtained the film by “hooking” one Humbolt squid, attaching a camera to it, and feeding [...]
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Achim, I recently subscribed to Seth’s blog, but, at your suggestion here, I read “the forces of mediocrity” just now! Thank you for featuring it, because I found it to be so profoundly right on and am sending it to my business partner! I have seen those forces in action time and again in 43 some odd years of business experience and four new and innovative ventures. I am involved now in a venture of bringing an innovative new technology to market and “the forces of mediocrity” have been rampantly active against it for the past five years. We dis-affectionately refer to the “legions of mediocrity” as “Frank”! Frank has an insipid personality and we are astounded that he/she has integrated so completely into government, the military, and in the corporate world we serve (and that is precisely why we are experiencing some of the pressing problems of the day)! We have been persistent though and it appears that the big break we have been waiting for may be imminent! We will persistently keep our fingers crossed and continue to march forward! Thanks again for sharing your always interesting feeds and original blogs of consistent high quality!