I heard a few months ago that Millenials aren’t eating as much breakfast cereal as previous generations because it takes too much time to prepare.
Judging by cereal commercials, I think it is because cereal causes too much adventure. It gives us too much get-up-and-go. It makes us do crazy things like skateboard, try out for the dodgeball team or hike Pikes Peak with nothing more than milk and cereal for provisions.
Without art, the crudeness of reality would make the world unbearable.
– George Bernard Shaw
http://brainyquote.com/s/a_196d8
This morning, I got to do something I haven’t done in over a year. I got to run seven miles. It’s something I’ve wanted to do for some time. I would like to build up in order to run a marathon by next year.
I jogged Through the City of Greenville Park and Alice Bish Park. There is a nice path along Greenville Creek.
At about five miles, I felt a blister form on the inside sole of my feet. I recalled when I had trained before this happened. It’s not a major blister. It’s just one that will toughen my feet as I begin to increase the miles.
An Inc. Magazine video struck a chord with me. It is a video interview with Shabnam Mogharabi of Soul Pancake.
Why Social Media Is Not a One-Way Street for Brands – Inc.
Time and time again, I have seen companies that believe they have something important to say and focus on getting their message out there. It is one-way communication. It is a broadcast approach. It is what advertising has traditionally been.
We get to move once again today. It will be the fifth place in just over a year. Do you want proof?
We all need a moving day. I came to that conclusion when we were selling all our stuff to go to Arizona.