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My 3 words for 2013

Things are going to get a bit crazy in here.

Last year I took some specific resolutions, and 4 days ago, I did a quick review of my last year. The bottom line was that, having resolutions is not a bad idea, but it’s not the perfect scenarios. It’s been 2-3 years now that I’m seeing people like Chris Brogan, Mitch Joel, CC Chapman, Christopher S.... Read more

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Social Media Breakfast Montreal and the personal branding

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Do you know Social Media Breakfast events? Those are recurring events that, like the name said, are related to social media. It’s a way for social media enthusiasts, and professional to learn, but also to network with each other. We are lucky, has we have a chapter in Montreal, the Social Media Breakfast Montreal. I... Read more

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Hack your life challenge #5: do_

I like to call myself a doer, because when I have an idea, I’m not just talking; I’m making it reality. I started some personal or community projects like Festival Geek de Montréal (French), We are Geek (French), Portrait de blogueurs (French), FailCampMtl… Some are still alive. Some are dead. Some are been taking by... Read more

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Hack your life challenge #1: get rid of excess clothing_

Two days ago, I wrote about the project of Fabrice Calando, Hack your life. Since I think it’s an amazing idea, I wanted to participate, and it’s what I did with the first challenge: get rid of excess clothing. To be honest with you, it wasn’t a hard challenge for me, and it’s OK. I... Read more

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Hack your life_

You know the feeling when someone has an awesome idea, and you say to yourself “damn, it’s such a good idea, why nobody had it before…” ? I had this exact feeling when Fabrice Calando share on Twitter is idea about a project named “Hack your life”. The concept is simple, but so powerful: one... Read more

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Learning from failure at FailCamp Montreal_

You remember the post I did about celebrating failure? In this post, I was sharing with you how I think we can learn from error or failure we had in our life. I was also talking about, maybe, doing an event where people would be able to share about failure they had and the lesson... Read more

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Fabrice Calando_

Ce billet a été initialement rédigé sur le défunt blogue Portrait de blogueurs Fabrice Calando est consultant en médias sociaux et internet, spécialisé dans le développement et en mise en œuvre de stratégies. Après avoir œuvré, chez Cossette et Astral Média, dans ces deux activités, il développe et mets en place des stratégies pour les... Read more

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