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Just like the cow says, "Smaller Indiana isn't so small when you're remarkable!". This group's intention is to build a remarkable you.

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Latest Activity: Nov 10

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Let's step it up and make this a remarkable group. Be a contribution today! Share any and all stories about your awesomeness! Thanks for hitting 50! Do I hear 100?

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Kimberly Howell Comment by Kimberly Howell on November 9, 2009 at 10:28pm
In keeping with building a remarkable you, I wanted to make sure each of you were aware of the "It's a Girl Thing" Christmas Shopping Event tomorrow evening 11/10. It is from 6:00 to 9:00 in the Village of West Clay Meeting House. We will have over 20 vendors there so you can get a great jump start to your holiday shopping. Sunshine Bakery will be there selling yummy (but not fat free;) baked goods and taking orders for Christmas cookies! All of the 20 vendors have made product donations with a minimum $50.00 value to our raffle. There is no admission fee to attend and raffle tickets will be sold for $2.00 each or 5 for $8.00, proceeds to benefit the National Alliance to End Homelessness. It is going to be a great evening and I would love to see your smiling faces there. I will be speaking at 8:00 and giving fabulous Holiday decorating tips. Make sure you come no later than 8:00 as we will be drawing for our raffle prizes right after my presentation!
Karen Land Comment by Karen Land on December 3, 2008 at 11:47pm
What a world! I worked with Seth in NY in the '90s. His company was still small enough that everyone went by first names. At first, there wasn't even a receptionist, so everyone had to take turns picking up the phone. On the other end might be a famous author or even the founder of Yahoo or Amazon. It was a remarkable group of people with a lot of ideas and energy. But back then, the world wasn't ready for us. Now those same ideas are marketing gospel and Seth is an action figure. Wow.
David Mark Comment by David Mark on December 3, 2008 at 9:29pm
Thanks Lalita! You make a great point. I, too, believe we're all remarkable. We just get in our own way sometimes.
Lalita Amos Comment by Lalita Amos on December 1, 2008 at 10:54pm
Hey, everybody! I remember getting an early version of this book (I'm BzzAgent Lalita). After gobbling it up, I put it in an envelope and mailed it to just about everyone I had an address for. I wish I'd had people sign it as they read it--it would have been full of sigs.

Really got us thinking that year--we discovered how that we didn't need to to much to remarkabilisize ourselves. We were pretty remarkable already, but didn't focus on that stuff, having given ourselves over to the tyranny of the day to day.

Best,
Lalita
David Mark Comment by David Mark on December 1, 2008 at 8:23pm
Where are the Purple Cows on SI?
David Mark Comment by David Mark on November 21, 2008 at 11:45pm
Jim,

That's freakin' hilarious! I just bought one.
Jim Schwartz Comment by Jim Schwartz on November 19, 2008 at 7:46pm
Seth Godin, Marketing Guru Action Figure
Imagine having your own personal marketing guru you can go to for advice and guidance. You could pay millions of dollars for consultants, but why not just get the Marketing Guru Action Figure? Marketing genius and famous blogger Seth Godin serves as the model for this 5.375" plastic action figure with his trademark mismatched socks and business casual clothes. Each figure comes with a free gift and the Little Book of Marketing Secrets. It's rumored that if you want an insight into what your customers want and how they'd like to be communicated with, you can rub Seth's bald head and all will be made clear

Available @ http://www.mcphee.com/items/11792.html
Jim Schwartz Comment by Jim Schwartz on November 19, 2008 at 8:08am
I want to highlight a company that is a new purple cow in a day of many wanna be's . it is called Compendium Blogware. If you get a chance go to their website @ www.compendiumblogware.com
Tara Reprogle Comment by Tara Reprogle on October 27, 2008 at 9:11pm
IUPUI Chamber Ensemble performs classical and modern works Nov. 10th at 7:30pm. IT building room 156, $5 at the door. Come see me and my friends in works by Faure, Schumann, and the premiere of two pieces by our student composer, Ben.
John Cannon Comment by John Cannon on October 27, 2008 at 8:49pm
This looks like a great group that could share the benefits equally amongst partners. I really like that idea. As a small business owner, I like to do business with other local business people whenever possible, avoiding the empirical Wal-marts of the world. (Fight the power! lol)

I not only practice this in my day-to-day business transactions but I do whatever I can to make my customers become your customers as well. On my website there is a Friends of My Car Doc page where we promote other local businesses that My Car Doc works with. Another thing that I do for our business partners is refer them on the weekly email blast that reaches approx. 200 other businesses here in Indy.

I'm looking forward to working with you all and I'd really like to meet one-on-one or in small luncheons where we can discover how to help one another become more successful!

About My Car Doc: We are a mobile mechanic service. We take care of your car while you're taking care of business. You never even have to leave the office. Just give us a call or an email and we come to you for your oil changes, tire rotations, brakes, tune-ups and more!

Our technicians are Blue Oval Certified (Ford), ASE Certified and together have over 20 years in the automotive industry.

My Car Doc is also very proud of our straight A rating on Angie's List!

My Car Doc:
317-345-4528
John@MyCarDoc.com

Please feel free to check our website: www.MyCarDoc.com
 

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