What do you want your legacy to be? Erik Qualman’s goal is to be a digital Dale Carnegie, by helping others lead their best life, leadership, and legacy, God and family first.
Once you can answer the legacy question for yourself, that becomes your digital compass. Then you can move forward and decide which of the tools will work best for you to make it happen.
Not participating on the web isn’t an option for businesses today. Even if you ignore the Internet, your customer is there, and so is your enemy. You need to jump into the platform and control your own message, rather than let the Internet dictate what your digital legacy will be.
There are rules. Operating outside of them will not get you what you want.
Qualman’s latest book: What Happens in Vegas, Stays on YouTube is the guidebook for your Internet journey.
But if you want to be connected and relevant, you can’t have privacy. If you listen, interact, act, and share — what you can have are tools that work for you rather than against you or have you working for the tools.
For more tips and insight, watch this interview from Virtual Newsmakers.
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