Last month, I released a WordPress theme that mimics my previous blog design, Clean Copy. It has a left sidebar and the same font and color scheme as my old theme on my blog at MichelFortin​.com.

Thank you to everyone who downloaded it!

However, since then a lot of people have requested the right-​​sidebar version (I recommend the right for SEO purposes). And I also thought about a full, double-​​sidebar version, with one on each side.

So I decided to hire Cory Miller once again, a talented theme designer whom I highly recommend, to design them. And, he did it. Introducing…

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Lately, a lot of people have asked me where they can get a blog theme like mine, or where did I get mine made. (In fact, it’s practically a daily occurrence.)

Unfortunately, I designed this theme myself — using Kubrick’s base theme, I created the graphic header using Adobe PhotoShop, and tweaked the stylesheet file for the fonts and colors to match it.

Then, a couple of weeks ago, my friend Armand Morin, for whom I wrote the copy for the Big Seminar, suggested sponsoring a free WordPress Theme.

So I decided to hire Cory Miller, a talented theme designer whom I highly recommend, to design a similar-​​looking theme. And, he did it. Introducing…

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“If you only have time for one clue this year, this is the one to get: We are not seats or eyeballs or end-​​users or consumers. We are human beings — and our reach exceeds your grasp. Deal with it.”
— From “The Cluetrain Manifesto,” Harper Collins, April, 1999.

“One of the best kept secrets in America is that people are aching to make a commitment, if they only had the freedom and environment in which to do so.”
— John Naisbitt, author of “Megatrends” and “High-​​Tech, High-​​Touch”

My initial intent wasn’t to write this report. It’s the result of a post I was envisioning for my blog at MichelFortin​.com. The problem is, the blog post be-​​came so long that I felt a need to do either one of two things.

I had to either: edit my post and shrink it down to a bare minimum (preferably around 500 words), or break the article down into several installments.

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Each call is about 2 hours long, and cut into 30-​​minute segments to download quicker. To listen immediately, simply click the “+” (plus) sign, then click the start button (the right arrow icon).

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Each call is about 2 hours long, and cut into 30-​​minute segments to download quicker. To listen immediately, simply click the “+” (plus) sign, then click the start button (the right arrow icon).

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Each call is about 2 hours long, and cut into 30-​​minute segments to download quicker. To listen immediately, simply click the “+” (plus) sign, then click the start button (the right arrow icon).

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