About

Julien Smith is the co-founder and CEO of Practice, a business management platform for coaches. He was the co-founder of Breather, and is a New York Times bestselling author of three books. Two of these, Trust Agents and The Impact Equation, were written with Chris Brogan, while the third, The Flinch, has consistently remained one of the top read Kindle books since it was published in 2011.

Julien has been an author, a CEO, a professional voice actor, a radio broadcaster, and a consultant and speaker at some of the largest corporations in the world, including Google, Microsoft, American Express, Heineken International, and more. His work has also appeared in Cosmopolitan, GQ, CNN, and a host of other publications. His online work has been read by millions, literally.

Smith’s work focuses on adaptation and change, but not the “think out of the box” cliches that most companies embrace. Instead, his work draws from a deep study of the adaptive ability of the human body, as well as evolution, biomimicry, and an observation of nature. The blog of Lew Rockwell, one of the most prominent economist in the world, called The Flinch “the exact opposite of […] simpleton trash like Who Moved My Cheese?Seth Godin called it “a surprise, a confrontation, a book that will push you, scare you and possibly stick with you for years to come.”

In the web’s increasingly dense and competitive marketplace, Julien’s work on how to stand out, change yourself, and do what is necessary has been embraced by many. This blog regularly receives a half a million unique visitors each month and has been praised by the likes of Daniel Pink, Tony Robbins, and others.

Despite being known best for his writing, Julien’s best communications skills lie in his public speaking. He has traveled all over the United States, Canada and the world to not only talk about adaptation to change, but also to incite it to actually happen. On the social web, his ability to get audiences out of their seats and actually change their behaviour is second-to-none.

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141 responses to “About”

  1. Bryan Avatar
    Bryan

    Yo man…. great show… but you ever think about adding some time to it so you can play more music. I love the show but wish there was more time for music. I have very similar taste in Hip-Hop that you do… lets hear some more tunes

    Bryan
    Park City Utah

  2. anji bee Avatar

    you forgot to mention how sexy you are.

  3. dja Avatar
    dja

    just heard you play jean grae on indiefeed, saying you were giving away copies of her cd to people who contacted you. i don’t have time to keep looking for your email, so i hope this will do. underground hip hop is the future.

  4. Ben de Ayora Avatar

    Hey I was wondering if I could hit you up about some of our new music @ sound in color. Please hit me up with your e mail. I’d love to send some music out to you.
    -Ben

  5. Navid Avatar

    Hey,

    Jonathan sent me the link to your site instead of an email… Fucker… Anyways.
    Email me at navidkhazra@hotmail.com and I’ll send you a torrentleech invite to whatever account you email me from.

    Navid.

  6. Angelo Anduaga Avatar

    Hello Julien, it is my hope that amongst the people you know in our community you could help out:

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    Every person with a Cell phone/mp3 player/laptop is a potential customer.
    Great business with no competition in Montreal, After 2 years of preparation, everything is ready: The technology, the engraver, the business plan, market research/promotion for the Downtown Montreal Store.

    We need an investor,
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    I will provide a full video presentation with brochures and samples to serious investors in Downtown Montreal QC.

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    Thank you,
    Angel Anduaga
    References Upon request

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    contact@podtattoo.com
    (514)806 0385

    Greetings from Podtattoo Laser Labs

  7. Ryan Cousineau Avatar

    Julien: I was one of your fellow Test the Nation bloggers.

    Because I’m a big nerd, I have it in my head to collect the scores of any bloggers brave enough to share them in one place.

    If you’re willing, send me an email with your score (once you receive it), the URL you want me to link to, and a brief comment or something similar, if you like. If you want to send in your score anonymously, I’ll post that too.

    If you want, I’ll let you know when I start receiving scores, and I’ll dump them all in a single post on wiredcola (aka globadom.com; I have a weakness for dumb urls).

  8. Gab Goldenberg Avatar

    The La Presse link is dead.

  9. twitter.com/int23 Avatar

    Just wanted to say I love your blog/podcasts/ink.

    And you are a gorgeous man… 🙂

    -Jaems

  10. Panagiotis A. Avatar

    Hey there! nice capoeira blog. we can exchange links you know (I can add you to my site and you add me to yours) interested? mail me back then!

  11. […] SOBCon ’09 are: (the aforementioned) Liz Strauss, Terry Starbucker, Brian Clark, Chris Brogan, Julien Smith, Geoff Livingston, and Jason Falls. There were too many great speakers to list, but if you want […]

  12. […] SOBCon ’09 are: (the aforementioned) Liz Strauss, Terry Starbucker, Brian Clark, Chris Brogan, Julien Smith, Geoff Livingston, and Jason Falls. There were too many great speakers to list, but if you want […]

  13. […] SOBCon ’09 are: (the aforementioned) Liz Strauss, Terry Starbucker, Brian Clark, Chris Brogan, Julien Smith, Geoff Livingston, and Jason Falls. There were too many great speakers to list, but if you want […]

  14. […] SOBCon ’09 are: (the aforementioned) Liz Strauss, Terry Starbucker, Brian Clark, Chris Brogan, Julien Smith, Geoff Livingston, and Jason Falls. There were too many great speakers to list, but if you want […]

  15. […] Web to Build Influence, Improve Reputation and Earn Trust,” co-authored by Chris Brogan and Julien Smith. I can’t wait to read it. As I understand it from my quick research, the book explains how brands […]

  16. […] review of the hot new NYT Best Seller called Trust Agents (by social media experts Chris Brogan and Julien Smith), highlighting what we believes is one of the more valuable points made in the book (which I have […]

  17. […] is also the title of his new book), and included folk like marketer Chris Brogan and his co-author Julien Smith and others discussing social media and the perils of sticking with the old ways of marketing, yet […]

  18. […] Gnomedex were an eclectic mix of social media personalities and tech enthusiasts. Chris Brogan and Julian Smith talked about their new book Trust Agents, Drew Olanoff moved the audience to tears for his talk […]

  19. […] This statement is an afterthought of reading the first 100 pages of “Trust Agents”, a new book recently written by Chris Brogan and Julian Smith. […]

  20. […] you’re thinking about getting Chris and Julien Smith’s book Trust Agents please go and purchase it. Get the book because you want to be an agent of trust, […]

  21. […] this episode of The Struggling Entrepreneur, we interview Julien Smith and Chris Brogan, who are weblebrities and co-authors of this latest book, Trust Agents: Using the […]

  22. […] Brogan and Julien Smith, co-authors of the newly published Trust Agents represented the new voices while Charles Green and […]

  23. […] a comment » Can you bring 200 people together in a room? Want  Mitch Joel, Julien Smith, or Chris Brogan to guest-blog for your […]

  24. […] Brogan and Julien Smith, co-authors of the newly published Trust Agents represented the new voices while Charles Green and […]

  25. […]  Trust Agents,  Chris Brogan and Julien Smith highlight Arianna Huffington in a chapter called Make Your Own Game.  Arianna has certainly […]

  26. […] and build trust. Recently, I was going through Trust Agents by co-authors Chris Brogan and Julien Smith, which reminded me that in a world of interconnectivity, the online must be supported by offline […]

  27. […] Brogan and Julien Smith wrote extensively about this in their book Trust Agents (amazon […]

  28. […] shy of my goal of 50. Thanks to a little nudge from Art Johnson (@artjohnson) and some tips from Julien Smith, I’ve set my 2010 sights just a little bit higher: a book a week, for a total of […]

  29. […] I stumbled across a very inspiring post about how to read a book a week in 2010 by Julien Smith. I have got to admit it. This post helped me raise the bar a lot for my readings. So, I will start […]

  30. […] shy of my goal of 50. Thanks to a little nudge from Art Johnson (@artjohnson) and some tips from Julien Smith, I’ve set my 2010 sights just a little bit higher: a book a week, for a total of […]

  31. […] through the wonders of Twitter, I uncovered quirky, compelling speakers; award-winning, young, entrepreneurs, savvy business women who push the limits;  strange, draw you […]

  32. […] Yes? Then you have probably already read at least part of Trust Agents: Using the Web to Build Influence, Improve Reputation, and Earn Trust, the new book from Chris Brogan and Julien Smith. […]

  33. […] was reading Julien Smith’s blog (In Over Your Head) and came across this post “How To Read a Book a Week in […]

  34. […] à leur présence dont Cindy Gordon (qui participera également à la programmation), Jon Husband, Julien Smith, Shel Holtz, Walton Smith et Sylvain Carle. D’autres viendront bientôt compléter la liste […]

  35. […] Brogan and Julien Smith have pointed out in Trust Agents: Using the Web to Build Influence, Improve Reputation, and Earn […]

  36. […] both off-line as well as on-line, I’d suggest you read Trust Agents, by Chris Brogan and Julien Smith. What you learn are common sense ways to let people get to know, like, and trust you, and hopefully […]

  37. […] “Trust Agents“, Chris Brogan and Julien Smith.. share an little equation for trust that looks like this: (C x R X I) / S = T.  The C stands […]

  38. […] I finished reading Trust Agents: Using the Web to Build Influence, Improve Reputation, and Earn Trust, the new book from Chris Brogan and Julien Smith. […]

  39. […] leur présence dont Cindy Gordon (qui participera également à la programmation), Jon Husband, Julien Smith, Shel Holtz, Walton Smith et Sylvain Carle. D’autres viendront bientôt compléter la liste […]

  40. […] also invited quite a roster of folks to give their thoughts on the subject including: Chris Brogan, Julien Smith, Dr. Natalie Petouhoff, Frank Eliason, Kevin Ryan, and Scott Rogers to name a […]

  41. […] Stacey Soleil and I had the great pleasure of interviewing Julien Smith, co-author of the New York Times Best-Seller: Trust Agents: Using the Web to Build Influence, […]

  42. […] ! Parmi eux des noms d’auteurs mondialement connus comme Tara Hunt, Clara Shih, Julien Smith et Geoff Livingston mais aussi des spécialistes des communautés tels que Chris, Heuer et Kristie […]

  43. […] Julien Smith is an author, consultant and speaker who has been involved in online communities for more than 15 years. He was one of the first people on the web to use podcasting in 2004, and one of the first web personalities broadcast by traditional radio. He has worked with and been interviewed by numerous media organizations such as CNN, CBC and CTV. He is co-author of the best-selling book, Trust Agents. […]

  44. […] we self-reflect and try to figure out who we really are and what we are really passionate about. Julien Smith hits the nail on the head when he asks “What are you really about?” “What did you […]

  45. […] book written by two of the leading authorities on the use of Social Media,  Chris Brogan and Julien Smith.  I have actually read this book twice now, simply because it is that good.  Trust agents […]

  46. […] with Craziness by Anne Wiltshire on June 29, 2010 Read an interesting blog post from Julien Smith the other day. Titled “The Perfect Watchtower” it talks the need for […]

  47. […] recently read a post titled “The Prefect Watchtower” by Julien Smith (of Trust Agents fame).  In the post Julien says the following… Productivity people talk all […]

  48. […] liked Julien Smith’s soulful session, “The Primal Diaspora,” which provides tips from the co-author of Trust Agents (@julien), on finding happiness and forging more authentic relationships, in a Web 2.0 […]

  49. […] your reputation so that members of your brand community see you, in the words of Chris Brogan and Julien Smith, authors of Trust Agents, as “one of us.” Being seen this way is akin to being regarded as an […]

  50. […] pressure cooker that transforms (or destroys) everything that is fed into it.”  So says Julien Smith, #SMCV10’s other awesome Keynote speaker and co-author of the best-seller Trust Agents with Chris […]

  51. […] meet Yukari Peerless, Russel Lolacher, Scott Stratten, Julien Smith, Crystal Hendrickson, me, Robin Heppell, and Don […]

  52. […] catch up with him at the Germain Hotel, to talk business and social media. Brogan was in company of Julien Smith, the (very handsome) Montreal writer with whom he wrote Trust Agents, or, the New York Times […]

  53. […] Primal Diaspora – Julien Smith (@julien), co-author of Trust Agents, provided tips on finding happiness and forging more authentic relationships, in a Web 2.0 […]

  54. […] with a number of regulars including Chris Brogan, Hugh McGuire, CC Chapman, Christopher Penn and Julien Smith, and his interview format where he engages in a one to one dialogue with interesting and engaging […]

  55. […] experience the other day, but neglected to mention my own current non (more on that later) drama. Julien Smith‘s post from yesterday – Haters Gonna Hate – applies to both situations and I […]

  56. […] recently picked up and re-read Trust Agents by Chris Brogan and Julien Smith. I read it when it first came out in 2009, but its importance has only grown in the last year. […]

  57. […] Hacks, the podcast started by Canadian social media rock star, Mitch Joel, and featuring, Chapman, Julien Smith (Trust Agents, In Over Your Head), Chris Brogan (Trust Agents, ChrisBrogan.com), Christopher S. […]

  58. […] Primal Diaspora – Julien Smith (@julien), co-author of Trust Agents, provided tips on finding happiness and forging more authentic relationships, in a Web 2.0 […]

  59. […] 2008 he released Trust Agents, a N.Y. Times Bestseller which he co-authored with Julien Smith. I selected an excerpt from Trust Agents to discuss during our podcast. The chapter I chose is the […]

  60. […] idea de centrarse en las relaciones cuando hablamos de Internet no es nueva. Ya en 2008, Julien Smith y Chris Brogan nos hablaban de otro tipo de ROI: Return on Influence (el retorno de la influencia). […]

  61. […] Trust Agents: Using the Web to Build Influence, Improve Reputation, and Earn Trust by Chris Brogan and Julien Smith […]

  62. […] gotten after reading pretty regularly and who’s found his spot in my Google Reader is Julien Smith. He seems to be going to some sort of metamorphosis himself these past few months, and while some […]

  63. […] of a health post that doesn’t segregate its audience) that need a disclaimer – because Julien is not a nutritionist or a physician. Julien’s reply to one of his commenters that questions his diet is a little bit worrying: […]

  64. […] Tervooren – Advanced RiskologyChris Guillebeau – Art of Non ConformityJulian Smith – In Over Your HeadDifficult? Absolutely! It is not for the faint of heart. Those late nights worrying about my future, […]

  65. […] the assumption that the reader has a familiarity with the book Trust Agents by Chris Brogan & Julien Smith. Trust […]

  66. […] is a subject I’ve beat up on in the past, but it’s something that I was re-inspired by Julien Smith‘s post today “The Future of Blogs is Paid Access” – Reading this post it […]

  67. […] I am a New York Times bestselling author. I run my own company. I have no degree, and no special skills. There is nothing particularly amazing about me at all. […]

  68. […] discussed personal branding once again. We focused on several different examples. Chris Brogan and Julien Smith are the authors of our book for class (Trust Agents), so we highlighted their main characteristics. […]

  69. […] am not a fitness guy– just a writer who cares about how long, and how well, he lives. But I work on the web, so I try hard to […]

  70. […] have some gigantic guest essay posts coming in March on some outstanding sites: Julien Smith’s In Over Your Head, Jonathan Mead’s Illuminated Mind, Tammy Strobel’s Rowdy Kittens, Serena’s Everyday […]

  71. […] “Look at me, I am so awesome,” Paris Hilton kind of awesome. No, I am talking about the Julien Smith kind of awesome. The man is a fucking genius (click the awesome link, read the article, fucking was […]

  72. […] A-List bloggers who follow us on Twitter, bloggers like Corbett Barr, Joshua Becker, Colin Wright, Julien Smith, Tyler Tervooren, Adam Baker, Nina Yau, Sean Ogle, Chris Guillebeau, and many, many […]

  73. […] PBWorksMike Montero – Co-founder / CTO, CrowdTwistRandy Smerik – Serial entrepreneurJulien Smith – AuthorRanjith Kumaran – Founder, PunchTabJeff BonforteHoward LindzonThe organizers of […]

  74. […] that need a disclaimer (at the time of writing this post, there isn’t one) – because Julien is not a nutritionist or a physician. Julien’s reply to one of his commenters that questions his diet is a little bit worrying: […]

  75. […] Julian Smith recently posted a stunning piece that really hit home for me. […]

  76. […] of respect for Katherine and enjoy talking with her), reading the NY Times article and several ‘In over your head’ blog posts like this and this great quote, ‘Your job is to do your job, but it is also to realize […]

  77. […] Agents by Chris Brogan and Julien Smith affirms how essential trust is – not only in how we do business but how we engage on social […]

  78. […] Foster. These are the architects of today’s physical world. I, and people like Seth Godin, Julien Smith, Chris Brogan, Jonathan Harris, Colin Wright, and countless others, aim to be the architects of […]

  79. […] guidance from the online community, including Colin Wright, Leo Babauta, Ev Bogue, Joshua Becker, Julien Smith, Dave Bruno, Francine Jay, Jonathan Mead, Nina Yau, Courtney Carver, Tammy Strobel, Corbett Barr, […]

  80. […] don’t want you to miss them. I’ve also have text interviews with Chris Guillebeau and Julien Smith. I Just need to find a time to post them, because they are […]

  81. […] was reminded of this when I saw Julien Smith address on his blog how difficult it can be to get things done as a freelancer: We’re like […]

  82. […] year ago we were really inspired by Leo Babauta, Colin Wright, Joshua Becker, Julien Smith, and others like them. And we still are inspired by them. A year later we’ve met these guys, been […]

  83. […] a year old, but in truth, it will never get old. It’s by author/consultant/blogger/speaker Julien Smith, originally read via Johnny B. Truant‘s […]

  84. […] the Web to Build Influence, Improve Reputation, and Earn Trust (affiliate link) by Chris Brogan and Julien Smith (the human artist and the […]

  85. […] today I began reading Julien Smith‘s epic post on getting what we want, and whilst I haven’t yet read it all, the […]

  86. […] been in before – ever – in my whole life.  Scary?  Yes.  Good?  Without question.  Julien Smith wrote about the idea of being “in over your head” in his recent blog post How to Change […]

  87. […] been in before – ever – in my whole life.  Scary?  Yes.  Good?  Without question.  Julien Smith wrote about the idea of being “in over your head” in his recent blog post How to […]

  88. […] currently reading a FREE eBook called The Flinch by Julien Smith.  It was recommended by Jeff Goins whose blog called Goinswriter I […]

  89. […] A-List bloggers who follow us on Twitter, bloggers like Corbett Barr, Joshua Becker, Colin Wright, Julien Smith, Tyler Tervooren, Adam Baker, Nina Yau, Sean Ogle, Chris Guillebeau, and many, many […]

  90. […] We are not where we need to be yet, though during slightest we are relocating in a right direction. Here’s a thing: normal is bullsh$. You consider it’s excellent since you’re also surrounded by […]

  91. […] In relation to pushing through fear – Read The Flinch (affiliate link) by Julien Smith. […]

  92. […] Julien Smith takes on the flinch in an eBook that totally raises the bar for free material. He shreds the reality of the flinch in our lives. When something makes us uncomfortable and we want to run away. When we hold back because of how it might be perceived. […]

  93. […] what she said” never gets old ). If you have not read the FREE ebook, “Flinch” by Julian Smith I highly recommend that you ignore the rest of what I am typing and go download it today. A good […]

  94. […] Best-selling author and consultant Julien Smith has read a book a week for the last five years.  In this post, he captures the essence of each book in a tweet-sized 140 characters. […]

  95. […] who writes the wonderful In Over Your Head  blog, says it’s this fear of the flinch that stops us from taking chances, breaking habits, […]

  96. […] I had just finished reading The Flinch by Julien Smith. […]

  97. […] the fact that he co-founded PodCamp, and his New York Times bestseller Trust Agents (cowritten with Julien Smith) along with two other books (Google+ for Business: How Google's Social Network Changes […]

  98. […] him Colin’s site, as well as some interesting insights from Leo Babauta, Joshua Becker, and Julien Smith (all of whom would eventually become personal friends of […]

  99. […] would say that true greatness is about overcoming. Julien Smith teaches us to lean into the flinch and Steven Pressfield writes on beating the resistance. Each […]

  100. […] the past few weeks, I’ve been following a series of homework assignments provided by Julien Smith on his In Over Your Head […]

  101. […] through all my bookmarks and rediscovered it. The list is 20 Things I Should Have Known At 20 by Julien Smith who writes over at In Over Your […]

  102. […] Extrait d’un billet de Julien Smith. Il est le co-auteur, avec Chris Brogan, du livre Trust Agents, lequel préfigure le déclin du marketing à l’emporte-pièce, la montée en puissance de l’écosystème relationnel et du nouvel actif de l’économie de l’attention : la confiance. […]

  103. […] been in before – ever – in my whole life.  Scary?  Yes.  Good?  Without question.  Julien Smith wrote about the idea of being “in over your head” in his recent blog post How to […]

  104. […] In relation to pushing through fear – Read The Flinch (affiliate link) by Julien Smith. […]

  105. […] management, but that the next challenge is that “each of us needs to become, as Chris Brogan and Julien Smith have pointed out, a trust agent." But what exactly does it take to be a trust […]

  106. […] catch up with him at the Germain Hotel, to talk business and social media. Brogan was in company of Julien Smith, the (very handsome) Montreal writer with whom he wrote Trust Agents, or, the New York Times […]

  107. […] ago and embraced social media as my medium, his NYT bestselling book Trust Agents (co-written with Julien Smith) has been my bible. I’ve read just about every other book on social media out there worth […]

  108. […] few of the leaders that provide leadership content that resonates with me include Julien Smith, Behance, Seth Godin, Simon Sinek, Danielle LaPorte, Valeria Maltoni and Mark […]

  109. […] catch up with him at the Germain Hotel, to talk business and social media. Brogan was in company of Julien Smith, the (very handsome) Montreal writer with whom he wrote Trust Agents, or, the New York Times […]

  110. […] Chris Brogan sent me a review copy of The Impact Equation, his new book with Trust Agents co-author Julien Smith, I looked forward to the read. Even though Trust Agents has been included in best business books […]

  111. […] “Pattern Break” was insightful and pragmatic. As if that wasn’t enough, it introduced me to Julien Smith (somehow I’ve managed to miss him up to now) and most importantly, got me thinking about my work […]

  112. […] Before I continue writing about this great book that helps us understand how communicate and create relationships with current emerging technologies, I want to explain that I am a big fan and admirer of Chris Brogan and Julien Smith. […]

  113. […] Kindle versions), we sat down with New York Times bestselling authors Chris Brogan and Julien Smith to talk with them about making a lasting impact. Given the venue, Brogan thought it’d […]

  114. […] Impact Equation is the second book written together by Chris Brogan and Julien Smith. Though I follow Chris on social media channels (and now Julien too), I had not read any of their […]

  115. […] was the official publication date of Chris Brogan and Julien Smith’s new book, The Impact Equation: Are You Making Things Happen, or Just Making […]

  116. […] Julien Smith, in his book The Flinch, states everyone wants progress but very few lead.  You have to sacrifice […]

  117. […] Web to Build Influence, Improve Reputation and Earn Trust,” co-authored by Chris Brogan and Julien Smith. I can’t wait to read it. As I understand it from my quick research, the book explains how brands […]

  118. […] only contribution to the YouTube BOOM! section is written by Julien Smith who is an author and blogger probably best known for book Trust Agents.  Mrs. Smith begins by […]

  119. […] Julien Smith is an international friend of CrossFit Amundson. An immensely talented author and public speaker, one of his best known pieces is the book The Flinch. […]

  120. […] and start making things happen? This week’s Follow Friday – Julien Smith, co-author of The Impact Equation, can tell you […]

  121. […] first learned about Julien Smith through Chris Brogan‘s blog. I bought their book, Trust Agents, through Audible (at that time […]

  122. […] SOME MUCH NEEDED ADVICE: The Complete Guide to Not Giving a Fuck is an article written by Julien Smith. I had never read anything by him before, but as it usually happens when I am surfing the net, I […]

  123. […] week, Julien Smith posted his list of 100 tips about Life, People and […]

  124. […] Julien Smith today blogged: “The Quick, 12-step Guide to Quitting that Job You Hate“.  Oh my […]

  125. […] thanks to Julien Smith for always dishing up the stuff that keeps me thinking!  I’m off to read his latest guest […]

  126. […] of the day: serendipity where we read it: The Flinch by Julien Smith how do you say […]

  127. […] NYT bestselling co-author of Trust Agents, Impact Equation and Flinch. The lovechild of Tony Hawk and Topher Grace. http://inoveryourhead.net/about-julien […]

  128. […] recently came across this amazing post by Julien Smith on 100 tips about life, people and […]

  129. […] reading The Impact Equation by Chris Brogan and Julien Smith, and they have a lot of great stuff to say about trust. They also wrote a book called Trust Agents, […]

  130. […] suffer from sins of omission is not easy. It’s getting up your courage. For starters, go read Julien Smith‘s excellent eBook […]

  131. […] to stand out. “Julien’s best communications skills lie in his communication”. (http://inoveryourhead.net/about-julien/) These guys are on top of their game. They know all about what is going on in the social media […]

  132. […] the app/start up world by founding Breather,  along with her equally ridiculously talented friend Julien Smith. Breather will allow people like you and me to unlock carefully crafted creative living rooms and […]

  133. […] just happened to notice that Julien Smith (an amazing author and thinker) published a blog post today entitled, Everything has been done. […]

  134. […] end of the challenge, I thought it would be fun to review for you what I learned, much like what Julien Smith did in his post, Lessons I Learned in Reading Over 200 […]

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