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Category Archives: Books
E-book or Pulp? Hard to decide.
Electronic books or real pulp? I have gone back and forth on this subject. I was a Kindle early adopter, loving the freedom of buying and carrying books without any great effort. It also solved my bookshelf problem. After a … Continue reading
More Karaoke Please
Another sentence I underlined in The Gospel According to Starbucks is from the segment of the book on the "P" in EPIC. P stands for Participatory. Sweet points out that Starbucks is a karaoke culture. And its getting more karaoke … Continue reading
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Unsafe Gospel
More of what I underlined in The Gospel According to Starbucks . . . Sweet mentions how Starbucks creates a cup of coffee to be an experience, with the aroma "dragging you into the store for a multi sensory but … Continue reading
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God Getting Local
More from Leonard Sweet’s The Gospel According to Starbucks:In his discussion of how Starbucks has wisely placed stores in most every neighborhood–sometimes with stores across the street from each other–, he states the following: Here’s the truth: God has set … Continue reading
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