Comments on: We’re All Like Play-Doh, Shape Us! http://ryanstephensmarketing.com/blog/were-all-like-play-doh-shape-us/ Building Intimate Business Relationships Fri, 30 Dec 2011 20:50:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Latino Rebranded: Latinos and Social Media » Copies of Copies http://ryanstephensmarketing.com/blog/were-all-like-play-doh-shape-us/comment-page-1/#comment-4347 Latino Rebranded: Latinos and Social Media » Copies of Copies Tue, 30 Mar 2010 01:36:58 +0000 http://ryanstephensmarketing.com/blog/were-all-like-play-doh-shape-us/#comment-4347 [...] have skills. In social media, they have mad skills. Mad, crazy, enviable marketing skills. You can have respect for individuals and their game – and don’t get me wrong, I have a lot of respect for the Scott Montys and Chris [...] [...] have skills. In social media, they have mad skills. Mad, crazy, enviable marketing skills. You can have respect for individuals and their game – and don’t get me wrong, I have a lot of respect for the Scott Montys and Chris [...]

]]> By: Boris Said http://ryanstephensmarketing.com/blog/were-all-like-play-doh-shape-us/comment-page-1/#comment-1487 Boris Said Wed, 22 Apr 2009 09:28:55 +0000 http://ryanstephensmarketing.com/blog/were-all-like-play-doh-shape-us/#comment-1487 Wow Ryan I gotta say that was really deep. I also liked the title you put for this post being "were all like playdoh". You are right at the end though... we shouldn't attack people nor judge them, because we don't know their past and how they got there. Wow Ryan I gotta say that was really deep. I also liked the title you put for this post being “were all like playdoh”. You are right at the end though… we shouldn’t attack people nor judge them, because we don’t know their past and how they got there.

]]> By: Stop writing about social media to be a successful blogger | Modite http://ryanstephensmarketing.com/blog/were-all-like-play-doh-shape-us/comment-page-1/#comment-1334 Stop writing about social media to be a successful blogger | Modite Mon, 30 Mar 2009 01:44:01 +0000 http://ryanstephensmarketing.com/blog/were-all-like-play-doh-shape-us/#comment-1334 [...] have skills. In social media, they have mad skills. Mad, crazy, enviable marketing skills. You can have respect for individuals and their game – and don’t get me wrong, I have a lot of respect for the Scott Montys and Chris [...] [...] have skills. In social media, they have mad skills. Mad, crazy, enviable marketing skills. You can have respect for individuals and their game – and don’t get me wrong, I have a lot of respect for the Scott Montys and Chris [...]

]]> By: He may be our future…. « KWED- Jessica’s Weblog http://ryanstephensmarketing.com/blog/were-all-like-play-doh-shape-us/comment-page-1/#comment-1326 He may be our future…. « KWED- Jessica’s Weblog Sun, 29 Mar 2009 15:31:25 +0000 http://ryanstephensmarketing.com/blog/were-all-like-play-doh-shape-us/#comment-1326 [...] and of course, I found the ONE post about Play-Dough and it’s my favorite.  You can read it here.  It’s about how our lives can be shaped, influenced and changed by the people we meet and [...] [...] and of course, I found the ONE post about Play-Dough and it’s my favorite.  You can read it here.  It’s about how our lives can be shaped, influenced and changed by the people we meet and [...]

]]> By: Maria http://ryanstephensmarketing.com/blog/were-all-like-play-doh-shape-us/comment-page-1/#comment-1266 Maria Wed, 25 Mar 2009 17:35:33 +0000 http://ryanstephensmarketing.com/blog/were-all-like-play-doh-shape-us/#comment-1266 Thanks Ryan. The advice that stuck with me the most was to make sure and enjoy the present, because anticipating too much about what's to come and/or lamenting the loss of the past makes you miss the beauty of today. It may sound cheesy, but it's relieved a lot of that pressure around 'what do I want to be'. Also, when doors open, you are paying enough attention to see them as the opportunities they are. I try to enjoy every day for what it's worth (whether focused on career, family or other). Maria @mcolacurcio Thanks Ryan.

The advice that stuck with me the most was to make sure and enjoy the present, because anticipating too much about what’s to come and/or lamenting the loss of the past makes you miss the beauty of today. It may sound cheesy, but it’s relieved a lot of that pressure around ‘what do I want to be’. Also, when doors open, you are paying enough attention to see them as the opportunities they are. I try to enjoy every day for what it’s worth (whether focused on career, family or other).

Maria
@mcolacurcio

]]> By: twenty(or)something » Blog Archive » Everyone Is Working For This Goal http://ryanstephensmarketing.com/blog/were-all-like-play-doh-shape-us/comment-page-1/#comment-1239 twenty(or)something » Blog Archive » Everyone Is Working For This Goal Mon, 23 Mar 2009 17:15:31 +0000 http://ryanstephensmarketing.com/blog/were-all-like-play-doh-shape-us/#comment-1239 [...] Stephens of Ryan Stephens Marketing recently wrote an insightful blog post where he discussed the idea that people from all walks add value to your own life, shaping it in [...] [...] Stephens of Ryan Stephens Marketing recently wrote an insightful blog post where he discussed the idea that people from all walks add value to your own life, shaping it in [...]

]]> By: Jason Sprenger http://ryanstephensmarketing.com/blog/were-all-like-play-doh-shape-us/comment-page-1/#comment-1236 Jason Sprenger Mon, 23 Mar 2009 13:59:38 +0000 http://ryanstephensmarketing.com/blog/were-all-like-play-doh-shape-us/#comment-1236 Thanks, Ryan. This is a very honest look at a conundrum that I think more of us encounter than we'd like to admit. I guess what you're pointing to here is a person's core values and priorities. What comes first - career, family, friends? There is no right or wrong answer in general - it comes down to what each person thinks is the right thing. And then acting accordingly is the true measure of one's integrity. I look forward to discussing this further with you and hearing more of your perspective on the topic! Jason Sprenger @JasonSprenger Thanks, Ryan. This is a very honest look at a conundrum that I think more of us encounter than we’d like to admit.

I guess what you’re pointing to here is a person’s core values and priorities. What comes first – career, family, friends? There is no right or wrong answer in general – it comes down to what each person thinks is the right thing. And then acting accordingly is the true measure of one’s integrity.

I look forward to discussing this further with you and hearing more of your perspective on the topic!

Jason Sprenger
@JasonSprenger

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