Recently I dropped a few emails about a certain morning experience. My "friend" was having tea and saw a spider crawling up a wall. Not being much of a sports section fan, they casually rolled up that section of The New York Times and completed a major Smackdown of their eight-legged adversary. Throwing the paper away they realized, "hmmmmmmm, now there's something I could never do with an iPAD."
So I had to ask a lot of people I know what other things they could come up with. Here's what they came up with, just to show everyone how the print medium is truly not dead.
"You can't shred an iPad and line a hamster cage with it."
"You can't light a BBQ with an iPad, well you can, but the burgers will taste off..."
"Ya can't wrap fish in an iPad."
"You can never get free Yankees tickets from someone selling space on an iPad."
"You can't write a kidnap note by cutting up an iPad."
Please - feel free to add your thoughts on this matter...
Jeff Cannon
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- Until the end of 2009 I had been a fast-track entrepreneur with a portfolio of successful businesses. I produced documentaries, ran agencies and started several companies. I published two books with McGraw Hill. All of that came to a crashing halt at the end of 2009. when I woke up on a hospital bed with not one, but seven tumors fighting with my brain for space. They ranged in size from a small pea to a large tangerine and most likely the result of a combination of stress, diet, and a 24/7 workaholic lifestyle that, while getting me ahead in business, was literally killing me. In thirty days I had to make several life changing decisions. In less than a month, I let my staff go, released my clients from their contracts and closed my business. I also closed my old life. After a ten hour surgery I spent four months watching my brain reboot itself. I learned firsthand how the brain was wired and how it could be rewired through meditation and mindful living. One year after my surgery my doctor told me the last tumor had miraculously stopped growing. How is part of my own Simple Truth and a reminder of impact that meditation and mindfulness can have on your life.
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