Blogging has gone mainstream. The people we used to blog about... are now blogging. It's the tool of buzz, and the machine has discovered it. The books I used to "discover" are now shipped to me with a request from the publisher to mention them. The conferences I loved to attend now send me special offers that I can "cut and paste" into a post. Bloggers ourselves are becoming more aware of the benefits of back-scratching and less analytical and authentic about the ministry world, which is what makes blogging so special to begin with.
Who I AM
- I help people launch great things. I'm the founder of STORY and Dream Year. My wife Ainsley and I live in Virginia Beach and have 3 cowboys, Wyatt, Dylan & Cody.
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Man, I'm not a big-time blogger yet like you, my friend! I never get those things!! :-)
D-PLUM in the HIZZOUSE!!!!
Posted by: D-Plum | October 08, 2007 at 05:33 PM
The good thing is, most people can still spot authenticity. Those that sell out will slowly (quickly?) lose their readers.
Way to keep it real, Ben :)
Posted by: Jon Sampson | October 09, 2007 at 04:20 PM