Who Ya Follow?
April 7th, 2009 in Uncategorized. 8 Comments
Want to know the people who you keep up with that are interesting.
Please share with everyone the three most INTERESTING blogs you follow, and the three most INTERESTING twitter feeds you follow. If you want to share more than three each, that is fine.
Here are mine:
Blogs:
1. Seth Godin
2. Tech Crunch
3. Guy Kawasaki
Twitter:
1. Tony Hawk- @tonyhawk
2. Dave Morin- @davemorin
3. Rainn Wilson- @rainnwilson
4. MC Hammer- @mchammer
5. Jeremy Cowart- @jeremycowart
6. Lance Armstrong- @lancearmstrong
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April 7, 2009 at 5:32 pm
these can change at any moment:
blogs 1) joshua symonette 2) tyler stanton 3) brad lomenick 4) ben arment 5) mark b.
twitter 1) my sister 2) my niece 3) erwin mcmanus 4) benjamin s. cole
(i know, i know…i need to broaden)
Nick Blevins
April 7, 2009 at 10:40 pm
Blogs:
Every Friday I post my five favorite blogs from the week and these guys are usually on it:
LifeChurch.tv – Craig Groeschel
Steven Furtick
Ben Arment
David McDaniel
Twitter:
Perry Noble
Jeff Henderson
Tony Morgan
Gary Lamb
Brad – I couldn’t get to ATL for One Day so I vote for you guys have one up north
Chris S.
April 7, 2009 at 11:10 pm
My favs change all the time but the current list might linclude:
Blogs:
http://ChurchCrunch.com
http://love-is-an-orientation.blogspot.com/
http://www.morenewmath.com/
Twitter:
@DarthVader
@human3rror
@jabberfrog
D. Statham
April 8, 2009 at 6:05 am
1. Brad Lomenick
2. Brad Lomenick
3. Brad Lomenick
Nuff said.
D. Statham
April 8, 2009 at 6:06 am
Alright… so I got to give a “shout out” to Shane Hipps and Ben Arment as well.
Do not grow weary doing good!
Daniel Decker
April 9, 2009 at 3:18 am
So hard to pick 3. I have different categories / types of bloggers and Twitters but here are a few (more than 3) that I frequent most…. many overlap from Blogs to Twitter.
I’d also be curious from others, not just the WHO but the WHY? Why do they follow these people? What makes them interesting?
BLOGS:
Ben Arment – Short thoughts that bounce between ministry and innovation. Ben’s often challenging and his insights are brought in a unique perspective that I think only he can articulate.
Pete Wilson – I like Pete’s authenticity. You don’t see his type of openness in many pastors.
Seth Godin – No WHY needed here. I think everyone reads Seth.
Michael Hyatt – Head honcho at Thomas Nelson. He gives great insight to publishing, technology, and great life / leadership thoughts.
Jeremie Kubicek – CEO of GiANT. His blog is a vast knowledge-bank of leadership nuggets.
(I hit up Alltop.com often too and browse the biz blogs, do-gooder blogs, etc.)
TWITTER:
@loswhit – Love his passion and raw ability to toss things out there.
@flowerdust – Is she still alive?
When she tweets, she always proves interesting.
@philcooke – Like his spin and insight on Christianity and media.
@danieldecker – The guy is just rad. All over the place with content sometimes but he’s quite handsome (I have a man-crush) and once in a while he tosses out something that’s solid gold. Wait… he’s me.
Daniel Decker
April 9, 2009 at 3:19 am
Wow. I win for longest post. It didn’t look that long in the tiny box before I hit SUBMIT. My bad.
rossmiddleton
April 16, 2009 at 5:52 pm
I’m gonna bring one on the radar that you may not be familiar with. His name is Steve Murrell, his blog is, http://stevemurrell.typepad.com/
He pastors a church of around 30,000 in Manila with something like 16 locations and almost 70 services a weekend.
Fantastic blog.