Welcome to Sanders Says

This is the first post for my first blog.

Finally.

Sanders Says will distribute my advice and opinions about Culture, Business and Spirit.

These are three areas I am very focused on as an author, speaker and human being. You can learn more about my work at www.timsanders.com

Business Advice: Most advice will be about trends in the world that change the business landscape. Business life is also important to me, so I talk about email, co-worker relations and anything else that impacts or quality of life as we work. I'll also recommend books that will make you stronger.

Culture: I recommend music from Indie Rock to Lounge. I love music that captures the gestalt of our times. My ITUNES playlist is your playlist. Let's discover vital music together.

Spirit: Stories inspire us and the spirit moves us. I'll share stories about people that are connecting with something bigger than themselves. Submit your own stories as a post or send them to me at [email protected]

Come back often -- I'll tell you everything I know (and a few things I don't know).

Tim Sanders
author, The Likeability Factor and Love Is The Killer App
www.timsanders.com

Comments

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Have fun Tim!

[Alberto Maiorana]

Hello Tim! Great to know about your blog. It's always interesting to know about your stories and advices. That's very good!

Grazie,
Alberto

[Sacha Chua]

I'm thrilled to see that you've started blogging, and I've added you to my RSS aggregator! You're one of my favorite, favorite authors, and I'm looking forward to catching your talk at the Power Within event in Toronto on September 13.

I'll try not to spend too much time blogging about your blog posts. ;) I can't help it. I particularly like your thoughts on networking, and I ended up writing two blog posts about it:

The power of proactively networking

How to proactively network

and my first ooh-Tim-Sanders-is-blogging post:

Awesome! One of my favorite authors just started blogging!

=)

[Ken]

It's about time you got into the blogging bandwagon.

[Kent]

Welcome!

[Micki McGee]

Great to see your blog, Tim Sanders! Enjoyed your conversion of the Covey quadrant into materials with properties. Nice kinesthetic metaphors there.

[Mitch Miles]

I am slap happy to hear of your new blog! Look forward to learning! How can I change my e-mail address for your yahoo group?
My old e-mail- [email protected]
My new e-mail- [email protected]

Thanks so much
Mitch

[Joe McCarthy]

Welcome to the blogosphere!

I'm keen to see how you will utilize your blog to promote the lovecat way. The blogosphere affords numerous tools for sharing one's knowledge, network and compassion, through blog posts, links, comments, trackbacks, blogrolls and syndication aggregators. [BTW, I don't know if it is intentional, but your TypePad configuration currently disables embedded links in comments, diminishing the opportunities for those of us who are inspired to post comments here to enhance our sharing through linking.]

I've been using my blog to practice your recommended practice of acquiring and sharing knowledge through aggregating, encoding, processing and application. In particular, I applied the practice to reviewing Love is the Killer App, and have since used it with other books.

I've added you to my blogroll, and my BlogLines subscription list, and look forward to more regular doses of bizlove!

[Glenn Lock]

I read Love is the Killer App when you first released it - I honestly thought some of it was 'over the top' however find that I use the inspirations and recommendations routinely in my life. I highly recommend people read the book!

After reading your book, I find myself recommending active reading and specific books to people I encounter in my personal and business life. Knowledge is certainly power, yet sharing it is even more powerful, and a sign of caring and friendship.

Thanks for the inspiration - I am glad that you have put this blog together - I am sure I will check in regularly.

Cheers!

Glenn Lock

[Glenn Lock]

I read Love is the Killer App when you first released it - I honestly thought some of it was 'over the top' however find that I use the inspirations and recommendations routinely in my life. I highly recommend people read the book!

After reading your book, I find myself recommending active reading and specific books to people I encounter in my personal and business life. Knowledge is certainly power, yet sharing it is even more powerful, and a sign of caring and friendship.

Thanks for the inspiration - I am glad that you have put this blog together - I am sure I will check in regularly.

Cheers!

Glenn Lock

[Andy Beal]

Looking good, welcome to the blogosphere!