1. People hear what they want to hear no matter what I say. It does not matter one iota how I phrase things, people think that what I say about myself and my actions means I think they should act how I act and do what I do. When that happens, I personally think it's their own insecurity talking for them.
2. People assume they know everything about you just because they've read your bio and you're on stage. If you don't know the flavor, stay out of the Kool-Aid. Gosh, how must Oprah feel?
3. People take things REALLY, REALLY personally if you disagree with them. A word of advice, if this is you (and it used to be me), read The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz now if not sooner.
4. I really, really like Merlin Mann's style. He's what's up. (Sorry for the blurry pic, Merlin.)

I've said it before, and I'll repeat it again: If you understand sociology, you'll understand social media. I'm always interested to see how much of what I know about people translates directly to the social media jet set.

And, oh, yeah...the rainbow...

My friend and I were buying down the mall. We were on the way from one mall to another and I look out of the window and see this GORGEOUS full-on rainbow (at one point it was a double rainbow). I snapped a pic. When was the last time you've seen a TRUE rainbow in the sky? Life is good.