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Opportunities – Cross Cultural Relationships #10 Discrimination Against Cross Cultural Relationships #9 Challenges in Cross Cultural Relationships #8 Positive Aspects of Cross Cultural Relationships #7 Success factors – Cross Cultural Relationships #6 Relating to a different culture – Cross Cultural Relationships #5Just wanted to point a small amazing fact I came across the other week. When working with Michael on something technical I became aware of the simple fact that since beginning of 2005 Michael Turton has written over 2800 posts and has over 10000 comments on his blog averaging over two posts a day – any day.
Don’t think it’s impressive? Check out this Wiki webpage detailing the most prolific bloggers in the world. Many of them are paid bloggers blogging for a living (e.g. Bill Belew), some of them make huge sums of money off their blogs with guest bloggers (e.g. Problogger.net), some are group blogs (e.g. Lifehacker). Michael easily fits into the top 30 and while others have been blogging for ages, he’s been only running for ~3 years.
I’d say that all taken into account, we’ve got one of the world’s most 
prolific bloggers in our little Taiwan blogosphere. Isn’t that a nice little detail you’d like to know? Respect.
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