Jiun

“The nature of life is change and the nature of people is to resist change.”

This might sound obvious but I think the key to success on social media is to be interesting, helpful, and genuine. The goal isn’t simply to acquire users and post content, but rather to build meaningful connections with people; connections that allow you to grow your reputation, gain people’s trust, and ultimately earn the right to share the

marketing must be a seduction, not an assault. It must not scream “hire me!” but must gently suggest “Here is some concrete evidence as to why you may want to get to know me better.” Marketing is truly about attracting clients—doing something that causes them to want to take the next step (such as telling you about their problems).

We call this the world of happy business: happy customers, with happy companies, reinforcing one another, iterating forever, with no beginning and no end.

The price we pay for dreaming is the possibility of drowning; the price we pay for not dreaming is the surety of coasting through life in a stupor of autopilot, landlocked in the givens of our time, place, and culture. The dreamer, then, is the only one fully awake to life — that bright technology of the possible the universe invented to prevail