Packers Fan Gets Back At ‘Cheating Ex-Boyfriend’ At Bears Game (VIDEO) huff.to/uX8n8x via @huffingtonpost

Ha ha. Use Packers tickets for revenge!

10 Fundamental Tips for Social Media Community Managers feedly.com/k/uwwvVJ

Social Media, Pretend Friends, and the Lie of False Intimacy feedly.com/k/ublL7J

A New Way to Calculate What Facebook is Worth to Your Business ar.gy/qUG

12 tech leaders’ resolutions for 2012  feedly.com/k/savUFt

Twitter Beats Facebook (And Everyone Else) As The Most Popular Social Network Of 2011 [STUDY] feedly.com/k/vN2DZr

Company Sues Former Employee for Value of 17,000 Twitter Followers [VIDEO] feedly.com/k/rKKrUd

Ex-Employee Sued $340,000 Over Twitter Account And What It Means To You feedly.com/k/vGA1DV

Did You Get a New Android Phone? Do These 5 Things Immediately - on.mash.to/sE1fKN

40 Awesome Marketing Tweets From 2011  feedly.com/k/txqSkm

Ideas & Infographics: Is Social Media Ruining Our Minds? bit.ly/vrQkWl

The Evolution of Advertising: From Stone Carving to the Old Spice Guy feedly.com/k/v0Hr2N

Looking back at the three words for 2011 - Christopher S. Penn - goo.gl/63qNl

19% through How Successful People Think: Change Your Thinking, Change Your Life by Maxwell, John C. on Kindle! amazon.com/kindleforandroid/

There’s an often discussed paradox of leadership that attempts to quantify which trait is more important for business: being the first or being the best? The challenge (which seems rather obvious to me) is that everyone would chose to be the best (if given the choice), but it’s hard to find any real data to suggest that the majority of those who are considered “the best” are the ones who were not the first (the leaders), but rather those who sat back and waited for the market to mature before swooping in and taking control of it.