Boomers to Bloggers: Way to Go Misti!

Carrie and I are VERY proud of our friend Misti.
Some of you will remember meeting her at the wedding. (She caught the boquet!)
What you may not know about Misti is that she is one of the most knowledgeable people (possibly in the entire world – no exaggeration) on generational communication.
Misti has written her first book (she thanks us in the credits!) which is launching on Amazon today.
One really neat thing about the launch is how she’s doing it.
Instead of just selling you a copy of the book, she has set up a special link, where, if you buy the book from that page, you will be given instructions on how to get a whole bunch of stuff (like $1300 worth of stuff) for free, just for buying the book.
Sounds like a pretty good deal to me.
Some pretty famous people, including Zig Ziglar and Bob Burg, are contributing to this campaign.
(So their bonuses are also included when you buy Misti’s book.)
So… here’s why you might want the book.

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The Last Time: Leaving Argentina and thoughts on “The Last Time”

Why does it sometimes take our leaving a place for us to appreciate the most mundane things about it?
This video is for a little side project I’m working on called Wisdomish, which is just a place for me to share thoughts in video form…
It’s also the video I made to close out the videos I made for the time we spent in Buenos Aires in 2008.
Simply an awesome time, and one which was a good test to see if it would be possible to do the the kind of location-independent working and travel that Carrie and I want to do globally, as a lifestyle, sometime in late 2009/early 2010.

Would love any thoughts or comments on the video.

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