Live Intentionally

While the skills and strengths of great writers and great marketers may seem different on the surface, there is one quality that is extremely important to both.

Today we’re reviewing, discussing, and giving away a copies of A Path to Publishing: What I Learned by Publishing a Nonfiction Book by Ed Cyzewski. Keep reading to learn how you can win a free copy.

In Addition by Adoption: Kids, Causes & 140 Characters, Kevin Hendricks shares the story of the adoption of his son, Milo, from Ethiopia. The story is interwoven with 140 character Twitter posts (aka “tweets”) that give a glimpse into Kevin’s life as a work-at-home dad preparing for and then adjusting to the addition of Milo to the Hendricks household.

I would love nothing more than to celebrate 5,000 Twitter followers by doing 50 acts of kindness today for people like you. How can I help you today?

The world we live in is rapidly changing. We have more choices than ever before. We have more options for how we spend our time, how we spend our money, the media we consume, and the people we interact with. We are also more connected than ever before through Facebook, Twitter, text messaging, and smart phones.

In many ways, these are good developments.

But they can also make it very difficult to live the kind of life we want to live. A life that’s productive. A life full of rich relationships and experiences.

Tomorrow, August 6 the 2009 edition of the Willow Creek Association Leadership Summit begins. For the 3rd consecutive year, I’ll be blogging my notes live here on LiveIntentionally.org and I’ll be tweeting it up too.