I love conferences like Catalyst not just for the content but the chance to connect with people. I'm realizing more and more that relationships make the world go around.
I've written a couple articles for Relevant Leader. I finally met the editor, Tyler Clark. It's sort of wierd meeting someone you've only interacted with via email :) He's going to be the next managing editor of Relevant Magazine. Pretty cool stuff. Great guy!
I bumped into Lanny Donoho, one of the Catalyst MCs. He entered the evotional blogosphere a few weeks ago when I posted a comment on his book, God's Blog. That dude is funny personified. Don't get me started on a sanctified sense of humor :) Lanny definitely has one!
I had a chance to say "hi" to Margaret Feinberg, author of twentysomething. She was a huge encouragement to me when I wrote ID: The True You. I highly recommend her book for twenty-somethings! It's good to go!
I even got a chance to say hi to Erwin McManus and thank him for one of my "embarrassing moments." I had to jog his memory, but I told him that I was the guy who did the chaos dance a few years ago. I could tell by the pained look on his face that the dance made a lasting impression on him :)
If you'd like a similar pained expression on your face you can check out the Chaos Dance vlog from a few weeks ago :)
I've written a couple articles for Relevant Leader. I finally met the editor, Tyler Clark. It's sort of wierd meeting someone you've only interacted with via email :) He's going to be the next managing editor of Relevant Magazine. Pretty cool stuff. Great guy!
I bumped into Lanny Donoho, one of the Catalyst MCs. He entered the evotional blogosphere a few weeks ago when I posted a comment on his book, God's Blog. That dude is funny personified. Don't get me started on a sanctified sense of humor :) Lanny definitely has one!
I had a chance to say "hi" to Margaret Feinberg, author of twentysomething. She was a huge encouragement to me when I wrote ID: The True You. I highly recommend her book for twenty-somethings! It's good to go!
I even got a chance to say hi to Erwin McManus and thank him for one of my "embarrassing moments." I had to jog his memory, but I told him that I was the guy who did the chaos dance a few years ago. I could tell by the pained look on his face that the dance made a lasting impression on him :)
If you'd like a similar pained expression on your face you can check out the Chaos Dance vlog from a few weeks ago :)
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