Comments on: The First Rule of Being Awesome http://loganzanelli.com/first-rule-of-awesome/ Learn the Art of Being Awesome Wed, 07 Dec 2011 02:23:32 +0000 hourly 1 By: Andrea Avalon http://loganzanelli.com/first-rule-of-awesome/#comment-350 Andrea Avalon Fri, 28 Oct 2011 00:50:44 +0000 http://loganzanelli.com/?p=470#comment-350 So good, it's the first blog post I've ever promoted on my personal facebook page. I was about to close the browser on your web-site and this one post which I happened to open and read, pulled me in. So good, it’s the first blog post I’ve ever promoted on my personal facebook page. I was about to close the browser on your web-site and this one post which I happened to open and read, pulled me in.

]]> By: leon Noone http://loganzanelli.com/first-rule-of-awesome/#comment-341 leon Noone Mon, 04 Apr 2011 16:40:31 +0000 http://loganzanelli.com/?p=470#comment-341 G'Day Logan, Years ago, I read something to the effect that the value of "help" could only be effectively defined by the person being helped. I think that the same applies to "awesome." And you only need to be "awesome" to the people in your target market. Make sure you have fun too. Regards Leon G’Day Logan,
Years ago, I read something to the effect that the value of “help” could only be effectively defined by the person being helped.

I think that the same applies to “awesome.” And you only need to be “awesome” to the people in your target market. Make sure you have fun too.

Regards

Leon

]]> By: Giulietta Nardone http://loganzanelli.com/first-rule-of-awesome/#comment-339 Giulietta Nardone Thu, 31 Mar 2011 18:22:30 +0000 http://loganzanelli.com/?p=470#comment-339 Hi Logan, I agree with your criteria. Makes complete sense. Probably hard for most biz owners to due without a struggle because no where along our journey to adulthood do many of us hear such a message. A growing group run around saying they are doing it, but are they? It's usually, "next." Or, zero follow-up after the sale. Western Hemisphere culture is about anything but being a helpful servant (for lack of a better word for what you describe above). What's a good way for folks to reinvent themselves as servants in a culture that pooh poohs servants? Thx, G. Hi Logan,

I agree with your criteria. Makes complete sense.

Probably hard for most biz owners to due without a struggle because no where along our journey to adulthood do many of us hear such a message. A growing group run around saying they are doing it, but are they? It’s usually, “next.” Or, zero follow-up after the sale.

Western Hemisphere culture is about anything but being a helpful servant (for lack of a better word for what you describe above). What’s a good way for folks to reinvent themselves as servants in a culture that pooh poohs servants?

Thx, G.

]]> By: Phyllis Nichols http://loganzanelli.com/first-rule-of-awesome/#comment-338 Phyllis Nichols Thu, 31 Mar 2011 13:06:07 +0000 http://loganzanelli.com/?p=470#comment-338 The 'it's about them" lesson can be hard to learn. Great reminder - i look forward to the rest of your series. Thank you for donating to the Customer Love for Japan fundraiser. I have been blown away by the kindness and generosity of folks who have helped. Being part of that project has been an "awesome" experience! The ‘it’s about them” lesson can be hard to learn. Great reminder – i look forward to the rest of your series.

Thank you for donating to the Customer Love for Japan fundraiser. I have been blown away by the kindness and generosity of folks who have helped. Being part of that project has been an “awesome” experience!

]]> By: E.J. Apostrophe http://loganzanelli.com/first-rule-of-awesome/#comment-337 E.J. Apostrophe Thu, 31 Mar 2011 01:22:48 +0000 http://loganzanelli.com/?p=470#comment-337 Hi Logan, I agree with your post 110%. Being a servant to others is the most essential service you can offer. Rolling out the red carpet for your readers, commenting to them on your posts, and being an encouragement to them is so rewarding and precious. Thank you for the great reminder. Hi Logan,

I agree with your post 110%. Being a servant to others is the most essential service you can offer. Rolling out the red carpet for your readers, commenting to them on your posts, and being an encouragement to them is so rewarding and precious.

Thank you for the great reminder.

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