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Teach it Forward
I received an e-mail the other day from Platform University asserting that “the Age of Information has ended.”
The point of the article was that we now have access an to overwhelming amount of information. The excitement and euphoria have worn off. And now we’re filtering out the daily deluge of announcements, advertisements, offers, solicitations, and notifications.
What is needed today, the…
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I received this email from Michael Hyatt to enter a contest for his platform university.
To be honest, I find this kind of platform building pretty tiring.
It seems that people like Michael Hyatt, are starting to take platform building too far, where their efforts to expand their platform start drowning out their message. Not only that, this Twitter contest seems to go against Hyatt's own post, Why I Won't Retweet You. It's wrong for his followers to ask him to retweet, but it's okay for him to ask his followers to spam their followers with his content. I'm sure if people really like the content on Michael Hyatt's Platform University, then they'll post about it without being prompted.
But this isn't something unique to Michael Hyatt, it seems like everyone in the social media world is finding similar ways to broadcast their content.
