The ever-insightful Nick Neilson posted this comment on my blog: You won’t catch me trying to work out my “real problems” on facebook. Why? Because nobody knows… nobody knows my sorrows. I search and solve in private. Everybody knows the discomfort of somebody actually posting something vulnerable on facebook – “This is a party man… don’t start your sob story … Read More
David Szetela on Google's Display Network
In checkers, you win by jumping over your opponent, and the whole thing is pretty one-dimensional.
Chess is a whole new world. You can strike your opponent from 14 different directions. The rabbit hole is endless.
The difference between search and display is a lot like that. You’ve only got so many strategies you can employ in search, but display is super-multi-dimensional.
Let me explain what I mean. On display, you can target based on:
Dysfunctions, Addictions & Financial Burning Bus, part 6
I told you about Kevin and his financial sabotage, his addictions to sex and gambling.
I shared the story of me having this trigger with my son Cuyler, and most of it going away from a simple NLP session – re-wiring some of my software.
My dad had been a pastor and he’d counseled a lot of people and if you know the stuff a pastor knows, not much surprises you.
Nevertheless I was still in for some surprises.
Dysfunctions, Addictions & the Financial Burning Bus – Part 4
In parts 1, 2 and 3 I told you about all the screwed-up-ness of Kevin, and me. I relayed the story I told to Kevin. And my own trip down the inner-head-trash rabbit hole.
Before all this happened I had no idea why I did certain things. “Why do I _________?” Fill in the blank: