Ecademy business exchange
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This poor boy may find his pudding
A new explorer to Ecademy, I wondered just how helpful this site of business connnections could be to a small business person like myself. So I took it for a test drive, so far I found the free side of it to be very helpful on a personal level allowing me to reach and speak to a personal Chef in the UK. I've had a hankering for Yorkshire Pudding (a lovemark) which I hadn't experienced since an exchange Student Friend of Mine made it over 25 years ago! It looks like this poor boy may find his pudding after 25 years thanks to Ecademy, Lovemarks, and a Personal Chef on the other side of the Ocean! Ecademy is for people, like Ebay is stuff , like Bookcrossing is for books and like Lovemarks is for Web Branding!
Michael, United States - 28 October 2004
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Please do pop by
Ecademy is a vibrant global community of socially aware business professionals connecting online and face-to-face. I have made many new friends all over the world. It is amazing how supportive members are of each other, and the generosity of spirit that exists. It is a great place to connect with other future minded entrepreneurs. It is also a fun place to be. I live in the UK and have had the privilege of seeing Thomas Power speak at the monthly gatherings held in London. I can confirm that he doesn't wear his underpants outside his trousers! To join Ecademy is free. If you decide to join our global family then please do pop by and say hello. Ecademy deserves a billion Lovemarks. That’s for sure. Take care, Jazz.
Jazz, United Kingdom - 10 September 2004
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The illimitable power of human networking
I’m wildly enthusiastic about Thomas Power's Ecademy because of the extraordinary networking possibilities Ecademy provides for those who recognize the illimitable power of human networking to get things done the right way. Ecademy demonstrates that Thomas Power knows not only the 'nodes' and 'links' involved in the best of professional networking, he knows the milieu, the atmosphere, the environment necessary to make these pieces of networking fit into a homogenous, vibrant networking eco-system. For those looking to understand genuine networking, I can think of nothing better to share with you than what Thomas himself says in his book, 'Networking For Life': "I'm myself when I network, I don't disappear into a phone booth, put my underpants on over my trousers and emerge as a different person, and 'go networking'. I don’t recognize any boundary between my networking activities and anything else I do."
Vincent, United States - 05 September 2004