A Short List of People I Follow On Twitter

Donna of Champuru.net (who tweets as @champuru) asked about the people I follow on Twitter.  She posted her list, so here’s mine.

@Havi (and Selma her famous duck)

I have been reading Havi’s blog (The Fluent Self) for about a year and a half since stumbling upon her Blogging Therapy series, which has sixteen parts to it.  You can see the list from this post.

Havi also explained how some of the best conversations and relationship can materialize when people are their authentic, smart, goofy selves on Twitter.  And if you have or do a thing that you want to share with other like-minded people, I highly recommend reading Havi’s posts about Right People.

If you’re new to Havi’s blog, you could start with the Glossary or the FAQ.  And if it is Wednesday, she may have summarized a bunch of Items! she thinks are cool, useful, funny or just plain interesting.

@JohnnyBTruant

Johnny is a small business consultant who is great at building Wordpress websites, and he recently revealed that his success comes from doing everything wrong.  His tweets are occasionally about zombies.

I have been following Johnny’s online biz adventure since this post in March 2009, when he started working with @Ittybiz (Naomi Dunford).  I took advantage of Johnny’s free blog setup and now he has all these people saying nice things about him.

And in case you were wondering, this is the post by @Havi which mentions Johnny B. Truant.  (He was an Item! way back in November 2008.)

@CharlieGilkey

Johnny and Charlie do jam sessions where they explore what it takes to grow your business.  If you’re new to Charlie’s blog, there are over one thousand posts, so start here or head on over and grab a free planner designed for creative people.

@victoriashmoria

Victoria wrote brilliantly about the No-Brainer Scenario.  She’s an awesome coach.  Read her about page.

@leah_art

Leah’s art makes me swoon, especially this recent piece: Blue Tree.  What I also love about Leah is her descriptions and thoughts about the pieces she creates.

If you’re on Twitter, who else would you recommend?  Leave a comment (and your Twitter @username) and I’ll follow you too.