#ego-surfing

[smartovercoat]

Paul Rudd in Forgetting Sarah Marshall (2008), aged 39.

Pam Grier in Jackie Brown (1997), aged 49.

Rob Lowe in Parks and Recreation (episode “Operation Ann”, 2012), aged 47.

Brad Pitt in Moneyball (2011), aged 47.

Steve Carrell in The Office (episode “Broke”, 2009), aged 46.

Julianne Moore in Crazy, Stupid Love (2011), aged 50.

Tina Fey in Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt (episode “Kimmy Goes to her Happy Place”, 2016), aged 45.

I can’t tell if Hollywood has a realistic or unhealthy relationship with how old 44 is and what it should look like, today, on the 44th anniversary of my birth.

[karmicallyours]

I learned to Google for information more than a decade ago when I used to collaborate with the National Marketing Manager at one of my employers for preparing our pitch book to prospective audit and consulting clients. We used to come up with information that helped us to prepare strong business cases why our company was the obvious choice over the other Big Four because we used that information to leverage our appropriate strengths and description of the services that we could provide.

The same principles hold for #self-google or what is commonly known as #ego-surfing.

Here’s a recent example. I was speaking to a friend about this and was permitted to do a Google search on their name with a challenge that I would only find them on LinkedIn or Google Plus because they had limited use of social media and did not use the internet enough.

Find out the results at the blog!