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Why I Did Not Freak Out Over My Stolen iPhone

by Roxanne Darling on August 18, 2010

Last Friday night we were heading home from visiting some friends in Lanikai. We decided to pull over and walk down to the beach to look for Mars, which is very “close” to earth this month and shining bright in the sky. We were gone no more than 20 minutes, yet in that time the [...]

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Continue Reading 21 comments HowTo, Money Matters, Strategy, Tech Tools

Desert Leader, photo by Hamed Saber on Flickr

Brain Crack, Innovation, Leadership

by Roxanne Darling on June 9, 2010

Forget the 30,000’ view of the marketplace, I am going into space for some cosmic observations. I invite you to debate a few of these ideas – one person’s perspective is never enough to really get a complete sense of things! What is Brain Crack?As far as I know Ze Frank coined this term on [...]

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Continue Reading 17 comments Activism, Social Media, Strategy

I interviewed Charlene Kauhane (of Kauhane Inc.) and Keliʻi Brown of the Maui Visitors Bureau over at the Ulupalakua Ranch on Maui. I had been hired to create, staff, and execute a Social Media Campaign for the Bureau, all in the span of less than six weeks. There are many discussion points in here:How speed [...]

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Continue Reading 6 comments Social Media, Strategy, Video

Confused? Consider Rox’s 180 Rule

by Roxanne Darling on December 3, 2009

When I am doing social web training these days, at least once or twice an hour I implement what I call “Rox’s 180 Rule.” It is very simple, though not always comfortable to implement. As people and companies are learning how to participate on social networks, deciding what sorts of content to create, or even [...]

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Continue Reading 5 comments Branding, Money Matters, Strategy

Social Media and Spirituality: A Meditation on Change

by Roxanne Darling on November 13, 2009

I am speaking tomorrow on The Tools of Change Panel at Envision Hawaii 2009. It has me thinking about what changes are happening right before our very eyes and how we can proactively embrace them to move this party forward with more intention. Barriers and Gate-Keepers Are Being Removed One of the most exciting accomplishments [...]

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Continue Reading 14 comments Activism, Social Media, Strategy

Many thanks to the Pacific Business News and the Star Bulletin for covering the recent So Much More Hawaii fam tour with mainland bloggers. I started this writing as a comment on PBN, but I have a rule that when my comments exceed two paragraphs, I move the conversation over to my blog for clarity [...]

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Continue Reading 15 comments Gossip 2.0, Money Matters, News, Social Media, Strategy

Thinking About Having Your Own TV Show?

by Roxanne Darling on June 1, 2009

I sometimes chide my business audiences when I am speaking from the podium with this question: “Now, why don’t you have your own internet TV show/channel?” When you consider that only a few years ago it was impossible for anyone except the big media outlets to broadcast video content, and now you and I can [...]

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Continue Reading 5 comments News, Strategy