Pumpkin granola. Pumpkin ice cream. Pumpkin Spice Lattes. Pumpkin Spice bagels. Pumpkin Spice Oreos. (Pumpkin Spice Blog Posts? It’s never too late.)
Every year, as soon as September hits, America’s affinity for all things pumpkin roars from its summer slumber.
This professor sure knows how to write a provocative title.
“Wasting Time on the Internet” is the name of the University of Pennsylvania’s newest English course, which will be taught in Spring 2015 by Professor Kenneth Goldsmith. And, because people love talking about wasting time on the internet almost as much as they love actually wasting time on the
They say the best things often come in small packages. Think about it: jewelry, Snapchats, books, the keys to a brand new car … all of these things support this notion.
And with our attention spans shrinking below that of a goldfish, it should come as no surprise that we’re beginning to crave more focused content at a smaller scale, too.
To all the conference-goers out there, we’d like to pose a question. What’s your mission?
With so many benefits of attending and goals to focus on during a conference, choosing just one can be a tall order. And with INBOUND 2016 around the corner, you might be asking yourself: Should you network, and make connections with smart people? Or should you stick to learning, and diligently take notes during the breakout sessions?
