Comments on: The Diddy Guide to Constant Creativity and Relentless Marketing http://thinktraffic.net/the-diddy-guide-to-constant-creativity-and-relentless-marketing Build a Thriving and Profitable Audience for Your Website or Blog Sat, 04 Feb 2012 06:48:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Saturday Reading # 16 | Vik Dulat: Sharing is Caring http://thinktraffic.net/the-diddy-guide-to-constant-creativity-and-relentless-marketing#comment-1341 Saturday Reading # 16 | Vik Dulat: Sharing is Caring Sat, 10 Jul 2010 13:04:13 +0000 http://thinktraffic.net/?p=1816#comment-1341 [...] Think Traffic – The Diddy Guide to Constant Creativity and Relentless Marketing [...] [...] Think Traffic – The Diddy Guide to Constant Creativity and Relentless Marketing [...]

]]> By: Money Grows On Tees…Not Trees! http://thinktraffic.net/the-diddy-guide-to-constant-creativity-and-relentless-marketing#comment-1277 Money Grows On Tees…Not Trees! Tue, 06 Jul 2010 12:56:20 +0000 http://thinktraffic.net/?p=1816#comment-1277 [...] are the easiest way for a musician to make money today. With CD sales dropping its better to go it Diddy style and expand your business. Youíve already got your mailing list set up. So now its time to give [...] [...] are the easiest way for a musician to make money today. With CD sales dropping its better to go it Diddy style and expand your business. Youíve already got your mailing list set up. So now its time to give [...]

]]> By: Sweet Shit Saturday #012 (Live From Germany Edition) http://thinktraffic.net/the-diddy-guide-to-constant-creativity-and-relentless-marketing#comment-1168 Sweet Shit Saturday #012 (Live From Germany Edition) Mon, 28 Jun 2010 11:08:05 +0000 http://thinktraffic.net/?p=1816#comment-1168 [...] The Diddy Guide to Constant Creativity and Relentless Marketing by Greg Rollett [...] [...] The Diddy Guide to Constant Creativity and Relentless Marketing by Greg Rollett [...]

]]> By: Lauren http://thinktraffic.net/the-diddy-guide-to-constant-creativity-and-relentless-marketing#comment-1159 Lauren Fri, 25 Jun 2010 15:09:48 +0000 http://thinktraffic.net/?p=1816#comment-1159 No sleep for Diddy, eh? I'm almost totally out of the pop culture loop, but I catch just enough to know this guy is rocking everybody's face off in many outlets. Thank you for the insights. Here are my big take aways: stay hungry, work your arse off bringing your visions to life, and outsource. I resonate with all that. I'm just coming to terms that my insatiable drive and endless stream of ideas are actually GOOD things. Being a "workaholic" feels exhilarating when it's something I am PASSIONATE about. Still, gotta find your "off switch" so you can get a few well-needed hours of sleep and then wake up hungry for more... No sleep for Diddy, eh? I’m almost totally out of the pop culture loop, but I catch just enough to know this guy is rocking everybody’s face off in many outlets. Thank you for the insights.

Here are my big take aways: stay hungry, work your arse off bringing your visions to life, and outsource. I resonate with all that. I’m just coming to terms that my insatiable drive and endless stream of ideas are actually GOOD things. Being a “workaholic” feels exhilarating when it’s something I am PASSIONATE about.

Still, gotta find your “off switch” so you can get a few well-needed hours of sleep and then wake up hungry for more…

]]> By: Kiley Lenstrom http://thinktraffic.net/the-diddy-guide-to-constant-creativity-and-relentless-marketing#comment-1085 Kiley Lenstrom Fri, 18 Jun 2010 14:29:15 +0000 http://thinktraffic.net/?p=1816#comment-1085 Greg, music, for 50, was just a way for him to get his foot in the door so he could pursue other things, movies, clothing, etc. You know, empire-building stuff. He explains that in the book. Having read that, as a HUGE 50 fan, it softens the blow from the wack music he has put out in the last five years. I understand now that it was a means to an end, and that his heart is not really in it anymore. BTW, "The 50th Law" is a great read. It will turn your world upside-down! Greg, music, for 50, was just a way for him to get his foot in the door so he could pursue other things, movies, clothing, etc. You know, empire-building stuff. He explains that in the book. Having read that, as a HUGE 50 fan, it softens the blow from the wack music he has put out in the last five years. I understand now that it was a means to an end, and that his heart is not really in it anymore.

BTW, “The 50th Law” is a great read. It will turn your world upside-down!

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