As my son wraps up his kindergarten year, this proud mama has reflected back on that classic book by Robert Fulghum “All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten.”  Those timeless rules like “don’t hit people,” “clean up your own mess,” and “put things back where you found them” can help all of us be better people, both at home and in the business world. To read the entire list of kindergarten values, click here.

Turns out there’s lots you can learn about blogging from the world of Sesame Street.  For new and seasoned bloggers, here’s 5 Things Sesame Street Can Teach You About Breakthrough Blogging.

And here’s a few more interesting things I’ve read this past week:

Are you still trying to decide if your business should join the Twitter revolution?  Here’s another post with some rationale to chew on.

When times are tight, businesses that sell luxury products can face huge challenges in maintaining a meaningful brand.  Here’s some insight on what to do when “luxury” becomes a four-letter word.

Trying to figure out what to do with all your new online relationships? Here’s some ideas from Business Week on learning and profiting from online relationships.

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