You want to know about the Rabbit Hole?
You've come to the right place.
Most people read the Monday Morning Memo for tips and techniques to grow their business.
Other readers are looking for mental stimulation.
It was for these readers the wizard created The Rabbit Hole.
(I think also the wizard was prompted by something written by MIT professor and physicist Alan Lightman in his book, A Sense of the Mysterious:
"Not long ago, sitting at my desk at home, I suddenly had
the horrifying realization that I no longer waste time."
the horrifying realization that I no longer waste time."
Discoveries, epiphanies and realizations happen by happy accident.
The rabbit hole is full of happy accidents waiting to happen.
To enter the rabbit hole
click the image above the title
of any Monday Morning Memo.
Want look into a rabbit hole right now?
1. Click the image above the title of the current Monday Morning Memo
OR
1. Go to the archives of the Monday Morning Memo,
2. Click the Read Memo link under any title published after April 30, 2007.
3. Click the image that appears just above the title of that week's memo.
See that hidden page?
Wait. You're not done yet.
That uppermost rabbit hole image can be clicked to take you deeper.
Each succeeding page in a rabbit hole is connected by a theme.
Hyperlinks and images that appear below the upper image in a rabbit hole page can sometimes be clicked to take you into a side tunnel.
Side-tunnels are often uncomfortable.
At the bottom of the rabbit hole the beagle with the sword will tell you the word that was central to that week's Monday Morning Memo. This is known as the BeagleSword (beagle's word.) Other times he'll confirm the theme of the rabbit hole. Occasionally he'll do both.
Beware of false endings.
We make no apology and offer no explanation for what you find in the rabbit hole.
You just never know.
Pennie Williams
Free the Beagle!
Aroo! Arooo-arooooooo!
