A while back I stumbled on Michael Hyatt’s blog: From Where I Sit. Michael is the CEO of Thomas Nelson Publishers.
Regardless of where you sit, two of his recent posts are “must reads” for any one!
Creating WOW Product Experiences includes a list of ten common “WOW experience” attributes that he and his management team identified. Why would we aim for anything less than WOW in product development?
In the comment section the names Disney, Pixar, and Apple come up as companies that deliver WOW products. Can we name some more?
What I Have Learned in Four Years of Blogging is an excellent summary of the benefits of blogging in general, CEO blogging specifically, and experimenting with new things (not just technology!). I couldn’t agree with him more.
Michael has been publishing online since 1998. As someone who often manages and advocates change in publishing environments, I am thrilled to see a publishing CEO so openly experimenting and sharing his experiences.
Check out the quotes on his left side bar. Some of them are priceless!
Yes! Your blog is great, and I know something about the night elves, they are the race I WOW power leveling when I get my first account:The reclusive Night Elves power leveling[ were the first race to awaken in the World of Warcraft Power Leveling. These shadowy, immortal beings were the first to study magic and let it loose throughout the world nearly ten thousand years before Warcraft I. The Night Elves’ reckless use of magic drew the Burning Legion into the world and led to a catastrophic war between the two titanic races. The Night Elves barely managed to banish the Legion from the world, but their wondrous homeland was shattered and drowned by the sea. I love this race and suggested everyone that start their WOW power leveling a rogue or druidof night elf