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Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.

  • Update on the Technorati Top 100 Favorite Experiment

    Here is an update from the Technorati Top 100 Favorite Experiment. I started this 3 days ago after reading Dosh Dosh Technorati Experiment. Basically, I added anyone who added me, and I asked a few of my friends to add me and so on. To put it simply, I asked anyone interested to participate to…

  • Sex In Your Advertising

    Sex in the City might be over, but Sex In Your Advertising is something that will likely remain a hot topic for discussion for a long time yet. With research going on for years regarding the impact of sex on the advertising world, it is interesting to know that all this research finally drew a…

  • Technorati Favorites Exchange – A Dosh Dosh Experiment

    This is an interesting aside to an already interesting blogging experience. As we all know, the grand-daddy of all blog directories/search sites is none other than Technorati. I just read this very interesting experiment going on at Dosh Dosh blog where an ongoing experiment is being run to determine whether or not getting up in…

  • Leadership – Have a Vision

    This is the third part of my leadership series. Links to the first two parts at the end of this post. If you have ever been lost going through MacArthur’s Maze or the New Jersey Turnpike, you know the value of having a map. Better yet, if someone who knows where he is going sits…

  • Leadership – Putting Action To Your Words

    This is the second installment on Leadership. If you missed the first one, you can read it here: “Leadership – Articulate your Personal Values as a Leader“. It is so easy to talk. Afterall, it’s only words. Yet, these same words can come back and haunt you in the worse way. As a leader, this…

  • Articulate your Personal Values as A Leader

    This is the first of a ten-part series on being a good leader. Over the years, we have read and learnt a lot about being a good leader. More importantly, we have actually experienced suffering under bad leaders and blossoming under good leaders. All this will either make you seek vengeance or to vow to…

  • Event Management Through a Marketing Agency

    When you are planning an event, should it be done with your own staff or should you engage some kind of marketing agency to assist? There are several options here. Other than the full-service marketing agencies, you can look for Public Relations companies, or Event Management companies or Promotions companies; among others. What is the…

  • Sportsmanship

    Sportsmanship seems to be as much a relic of the past as Noah’s Ark. Even at high profile events in traditionally very “sporting” sports you can see the deterioration  of sportsmanship. From the 2006 World Cup “insult” of French captain Zidane by Italian Materrazi to the Cristianno’s baiting of his team-mate Wayne Rooney; it is…

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