Someone to rely on

Having someone to rely on is key in business. Everyone is looking out for numero uno and unless you're the one doing the looking, you're never someone's priority. It's sad to see that you can't trust so many people, but when money is involved, it gets crazy. So, having someone to rely on is important now more than ever.
What I'm getting at, is you need to be the one to rely on. Hard work does not guarantee success, but it helps...a lot! I know people personally who get upset that they haven't been successful, but they've put little effort into their work. It's no secret, success most often won't jump up and say 'Hello! Come along on this path paved with money!', however some still think that's the case. In business, failures will happen. I, for example, have started more projects than I can remember, some were met with great success, some were quite the money pits, but the key is hard work, determination, and someone to rely on...you.

-Trent

You are what you tweet

Twitter is becoming more available to even those who don't tweet with search deals popping up, real time search of tweets, and widgets. This makes what you say that much more available to your potential client. All too often I see people who are representing a company or a brand get caught up in how casual their tweets become. You may feel that the $&@"?! waiter is giving you bad service, but is that something you want your brand to say? Even if you are only sending out personal tweets, a Google search later shows your potential employer that they don't want to hire you after seeing how much bad-mouthed your old job.
I'm not implying you can't say something funny to your friends, but be careful of what you tweet because it's out there for all the world to see.


-Trent
Posted from my iPhone

Scoreboard

I decided to add a little bit of competition into WouldYouRatherDaily. It's simply, a scoreboard. This will keep track of the wins, losses, and ties of all the people that are debating on WYRD. We do plan to involve guest as well, so they will have to have a separate scoreboard.
Since we have a competitive group, this should make us try just a little bit harder to persuade the viewer. Pride is at stake now. Right now, we've only had a few videos up, so the scores don't look that impressive. Given time though, they will show who's winning the most. You can check out the scoreboard every day here.

-TFAM

We've gone daily!

I'm excited for Would You Rather Daily to finally be ready to go to the daily format. We've had one video up for just over a week to give people an idea of what to expect. It has been met with warm reception with the exception of length. Six minutes is apparently longer than a stretch limousine. I've heard you, the videos are now shorter and should still be just as funny. In fact today's Would You Rather is one of my favorites. Going daily will no doubt increase the workload around here, but it's just the beginning of many ideas we'd like to implement. Stick around for more great ideas from Would You Rather Daily.