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Social Media Wisdom 25 Words of Pass it on . . . I become a follower because you engage me. You encourage and inspire me. You put the social in social media and call me a friend. Courtney Chowning

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Social Media

Wisdom

25 Words of

Pass it on . . .

I become a follower because you engage me. You encourage and inspire me.  You put the social in social media and call me a friend.

Courtney Chowning

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Pass it on . . .

Work / Life Wisdom

25 Words of

It was about finding meaning, not following rules.

25 words can express an idea,question fears,offer explanation,

stop us in thought Maybe 25 words can move us to start changing the world.

Liz Strauss

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• Look for something you see too much or too little of.

• Write a sentence about it. • Count the words you have written. • Edit the sentence until you have 25 words

exactly. Notice how your idea changes as you edit and how your feelings change with each rewrite.

It was about finding meaning, following not rules.Some arrived late.

This time challenge ran July 27, 2008 - July 31, 2009.

The challenge read:

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First it was eager families gathered around the radio, then the TV set, now social networks are bringing us

together in ways we never dreamed!

Claire Druga

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In this brave new world of follow and followers,

follow the question

and provide the needed answer

That truly puts the "Social" in the "Medium".

Karin H

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Cops 2.0Law enforcement

agencies can’t effectively prevent or

investigate Internet crime without listening

to, talking with, and coming to know their community members

who are online.

Christa Miller

25 Words Toward a Wiser WebRelax, then let chaos unfurl its most relevant

gift: the exponentially flowering synergy of your

heart reaching to understand how to help others.

Suzanna Stinnett

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Social Media: It’s *Relating,* People

Tell me something that’s real.Don’t assume you know what I need.

Engage with me first please.  I mean, really, engage.

(read: goes both ways.)

MaryS

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Being a creator, a commentator and a sharer is what

this web movement is really about.

Liz Hover

Photo courtesy of ittybittiesforyou via a Creative Commons Licence

Social mediaisn’t a thing. It’s an online behaviour.

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Our words - transformed from static text to immediate voices - build bridges between us, opening doors to new relationships, friendships, and understandings. We are forever changed.

Writer-Mommy

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20% of clients provide 80% of referrals. Each referring client is Golden Fuel - worth 16x non-referrers. So do unto them as they unto you. Tim Tracey You don’t

need to bean expert at anything for Social Media, as it is not about what you know, but about what you share.

bobjones.nl

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The Internet is full of failKiddies, communities, platforms, all failSocial Media spreads the wordSocial Media attracts the crowdsCrowds cause the fail AppFail

Summer Huggins said

“When miles don’t matter, ideas are shared, problems solved; when people you might never meet cross your path, that’s when it is worth every second.”

25 Words Project

For me, it's only 6

words: Own the

mantra, “pay it

forward.”

Regina Lark

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A community that shares together,listens to each other,

offers support and wisdom without expecting payment in return,between two, between many,

numbers aren’t important.ANDI

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"Good fences make good neighbors.“ But small gardens.

Connect with your customers and neighbors who are talking about you right now.

Tim Tracey

Don’t Wall

YourselfIn

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ConnectionsSometimes for fun, sometimes for work, sometimes for news

Let it be what you want it to beWhat you need it to be

Anna

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It’s more complicated than we think.

It’s a lot simpler than we think.

We think ourselves in circles out loud,

online —

everybody thinks

we’re crazy.

that damn redhead

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Image credit: Elvire.R. Tim Bursch

All of the cool web tools, social networks, and third party apps are absolutely nothing compared to real people connecting and making the world better.

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“Six degrees of separation” Theory should be decreasing its number. The people who are using Social Networks are increasing and opening their windows each other.

Niro

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Use social media to contribute something of value, or make new connections with people who can provide ideas or opportunities. 

Don’t be passive!

Tracy Fox

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Twenty-five words . . .The medium of interconnection,

conversation - the social glue,breaks the wall between me and you,

whether mailed, phoned or tweetedits the communication rule.

Joseph Crockett

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don't just follow,

l i s t e n

to lethal injections,

traffic,

2-for-1 specials,

limes;

notice my yellow umbrella,

dog has the flu,

hey, #sobusy, catchya next time!

Jen

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Ike said: How to be

successful on Twitter: Be human. Be humane. Be yourself. Be interesting. Be brief. Share. Laugh.Listen. Learn.Repeat.

That’s all you need.

Using social media people can pretend to be something they aren’t, but they find more successwhen the let us see who they really are …

Lorraine Ball

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Dave Haber Authenticity is the key to

building trust and

meaningful relationships

between people and brands.  To

quote Brogan, "Sell

ideas. Sell relationships.

Sell love." Pretty simple.

Image courtesy of Niall Crotty on Flickr

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Being true nudges:

Expecting you devote the same, 

endure and stand.

Sharing authentically invites:

reflect unconditionally, unreservedly.

invites reciprocity

of mutual benefit:

community, humanity, peace.

Tre~

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Jim Storer

Be nice. Say please. Be generous. Take time to teach others what you know and let them show you what they know.

Say thank you.

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Social media allowed me to find and establish my unique voice and reveal my authentic self; even with fear of judgement, I have burst forth.

Rebecca E. Parsons

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Another name for that whatsit thingamajig Web doohickey

No one is all that crazy about the term “social media.”I like “social Web.”It’s a new world, so no one can really disagree.

Sheila Scarborough

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Jim McGee said:

Social media wisdom, like all wisdom, comes from experience.

Engaged, mindful, reflective experience. Deliberate and intentional practice will yield wisdom.

Other experience need not apply.

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Connect by FB with friends and family.

Twitter to spread news, follow and RT. Blog

to share and niche. Linkedin for business.

Email’s almost old.

nerdmuffin

Keeping up with my thoughts of this or that, catching up with yours-some are fun, some meaningless, some are deep or full of useful information.

Francie

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Julie

So many blog posts; so many tweets; so many friends, colleagues, acquaintances, and followers; so little time to spare.  How ever do we keep up?

Photo credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/29223627@N04/ / CC BY 2.0

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Ever find yourself in

situations where you’d like

to contribute, but others

monopolized the

conversation? Social media

levels the field giving voice

to the voiceless. Avil Beckford

Social media gives voices to individuals marginalized and ignored by traditional media, enabling the world to hear these voices for the first time in history.

Glenda

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Tim Bursch

Tracy FoxJoseph Crockett

Jen

Lorraine Ball

IkeTre~

Dave Haber

Jim Storer

Rebecca E. Parsons

Nerdmuffin

Jim McGee

Francie

Julie

Avil Beckford

Glenda

Courtney Chowning

Claire Druga Karin H Christa Miller SuzannaStinnett

MaryLiz Hover

Writer-Mommybobjones.nl

Tim TraceyAppFail

Regina Lark Summer Huggins ANDI

AnnaKaren Putzthat damn redhead

Sheila Scarborough

Niro

25 words can express an idea,question fears,offer kindness,stop us in thought Maybe 25 words can move us to start changing the world.

Thank you to everyone who participated by

writing or by reading this document.

Liz Strauss