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Am I A Reductionist?

Posted on 26. May, 2010 by Chuck Scoggins.

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I’m beginning to wonder if I’m a reductionist. I’ve become a full believer in the concept that less is more. Between reading Kem Meyer’s book, Less Clutter Less Noise, and Barry Schwartz’s book, The Paradox of Choice – I truly believe with all my heart that communication in general, and church communications in specific, should [...]

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Less Clutter. Less Noise.

Posted on 11. Mar, 2010 by Chuck Scoggins.

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I’m currently re-reading Kem Meyer’s book, Less Clutter. Less Noise. This is probably my 5th time reading it (I feel like a stalker) and it has dynamically changed the way I think about church communications. If you do anything church-related, go get it. Now. Don’t finish this post. Go! Are you still here? There is [...]

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Sharing Your Knowledge

Posted on 22. Feb, 2010 by Chuck Scoggins.

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Teaching others has always been something that I really enjoy. It’s fun when I get to share my (limited) knowledge on a subject with others – particularly in matters relating to design and design software like Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Dreamweaver, etc. So, I was really excited back in December when Lindenwood University (in St. Charles, [...]

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Lessons From Cultivate 09

Posted on 29. Oct, 2009 by Chuck Scoggins.

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Cultivate 09 was a fabulous one-day conference. Thanks to Tim Schraeder, Dawn Nicole Baldwin, Kem Meyer and others for coming up with the concept. It was an amazing chance for me to get to know a lot of my friends from Twitter in person and to learn from some of the most gifted people in [...]

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So…I’m Starting A New Blog

Posted on 25. Sep, 2009 by .

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If you’ve been a reader of my old blog, you know that it was just occasional ramblings as they happened to spew out of my head. Well, I’ve decided to start anew and be a little more intentional and a little more professional. This blog will still be my personal opinions, but will focus primarily [...]