Social media, and humanity in general, can become a little bit self-indulgent at times. It’s our tribal, animalistic nature, to look after one’s self first. But something beautiful happens when you turn the camera away from yourself, when you shift the spotlight onto someone else.

Your challenge today is to create an entertaining meme. Not an educational meme, or an instructional meme, or a demonstratable meme. Today we meme for fun.

Today’s challenge is a little more casual after some intense training days, and it’s about Quora.

Today your challenge is to write non-stop for five minutes.

In the beginning there was the text, and the text was good. It was all we knew. We called it ASCII, ASCII codes represent text in computers. When I first used a personal computer in 1991 “computer graphics” were mostly just text in the shape of graphics, like this was a ¯\_(ツ)_/¯: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. And despite us inventing all of the great technologies that allow us to view videos, blogs, photos, and the rest online, in today’s challenge, we’re sticking with the original: text.

Here’s a chart that tells a story about my business. Before you read on or scroll, what story do you think it’s telling?

We’re on the home stretch in this social media challenge, and you guys are absolutely nailing the challenge to the wall, good work!

I started this little streak of content prompts highlighting the fact that there five different kinds of good content. This is the fifth: demonstratable content.

Today’s challenge is to mentally stimulate us, to make us feel something, something creative,...

Good morning students! Today you’re all teachers and we’re taking your audience back to school.

There are five different kinds of good content. Before you click post on anything, ever, forever, it should be at least one. If it’s two, you might get a like, three and you’re having a party, four and you just put a hashtag in front of the word winning.

Today’s challenge is 98% in your hands, 1% in the calendar’s hands, and 1% from me.

Ansel Adams said that we don’t take a photograph, we make it. Your challenge today is to make a...

Today we’re taking that controversial thought in your mind, and we’re turning it all the way up to [eleven, Spinal Tap style].

Today’s challenge is an easy one, you already know everything about it, the key to the challenge though is 1. Articulating it, 2. Telling it, and 3. Sharing it to as many mediums as possible

Today we’re telling your genesis story, the story of how you started, why you started, and how you felt you could do something important and different.

In computer programming there’s a method of program called Object Oriented Programming, which recognises that some parts of the program are reused a lot. The programmers write the code once, then reuse it every time they need it.

I’m willing to bet that you have received a question about what you do before today, and you’ve hit reply with a really good answer.

Making lemonade out of lemons is a popular story, obviously backed by Big Lemonade, but it...