May 28, 2010
Suzi Craig
1. “Be a viscous editor” and stop adding to the noise. You are so spot on Bruce.

   In social media channels, I sometimes find myself rambling and getting all my thoughts out there in a brain dump because it’s just easier and faster (although Twitter forces you to “letter press” your thinking).

   Clarity, brevity and the confidence to write succinctly is getting lost.

   I like the Hatch Show Print approach. I will consider this when the volume of my writing amps up in a post or email. Is your writing better without the extra explanation? Are some things better left unsaid?

   Answer is always yes and yes.

June 1, 2010
Bruce Kaechele
2. Seems to me, with the consensus-by-repetition that “content is king”, we have fallen into the age of “let me show you how much I know.” Of course, as in music, the beauty is as much in the space between notes as it is in the notes themselves. It lets the listener’s ears rest. In conversation, it allows others to contribute.

   Do you think it’s from a fear of being shown up – not being seen as the smartest in the room – the need to be the one who gets credit?

June 16, 2010
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3. Cool I like it, this is nice blog you have here!

June 18, 2010
Sharon
4. I just wanted to say your blog is one of the nicely laid out, most inspirational I’ve come across in quite a while. Thx!

June 18, 2010
Bruce Kaechele
5. Sharon, thanks for your kind words. We try really hard to add new thinking – not just add to the noise that is becoming more deafening everyday. Would love to hear what you have to say about some of our specific posts. Engage us in conversation – it’s what we love. Thanks again.

   Bruce

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