At one point in time Chris Brogan had a pretty big corner on the internet. He was one of the first 10,000 or so Twitter users, one of the early adopters of blogging as a way to engage. Along the way he has advised some of the biggest brands on the planet on topics related to everything from business strategy to the proper color of demo-poop (yes, it turns out, that's a thing).
At present he has over 300,000 Twitter followers - that's down from millions a few years ago. That fact - that he has "only" 300k-plus followers on Twitter - is telling. And it's a good starting point to talk through the current chapter of Chris' life.
To say that Chris has learned a thing or two along the way is too easy, too simplistic. What Chris talks about now - who he is, what he is doing with his life - and why - hold lessons for all of us in business and in life.
This was one of the most extraordinary interviews we've had so far on Customerland. It's a wee bit longer than most of our other episodes but that's only because it was such a rich conversation. I (we) hope you get as much out of this as we did.
