With all the communication technologies available today there’s one that’s best at building your network.
The Thriving Writer
#Throwback: Cryptograms
While we’re busy typing away sending messages, if we pay attention, there may be a message or two for us too. Read on…
Truth Hurts: Website content might not have copyright protection
Original content on your WordPress website or anywhere your website is hosted may not enjoy copyright protection. Learn how to protect your website or any intellectual property you post on the internet. #IP #copyright #websites #socialnetworks #twitter #lyrics #writer #creator
Bridging the Generation Gap in Contemporary Writing
When writing, if you’re aiming to stay true to the present, it’s important to remember how things are not how they were. #contemporary #writing #content #generationz #millennials #generationx #boomers
Fighting Words: Well, It’s Just Semantics
“You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.” – Inigo Montoya, ~The Princess Bride (1987) Maybe Symbol, Status, and Personality by Samuel Ichiye Hayakawa might help. This book […]
Words Into Matter
What if All Words are Magic? And whenever we speak certain words we change our existence – creating something out of nothing. #pinterest , #wordmagic #strategy #marketing
Compassion Keeps Pace
Compassion doesn’t equal guilt. Feeling sorry for someone who’s experiencing difficulty serves no one. Unless that is, it helps you think you’re in a superior position. (side-eye) So if not guilt, then what? Well, remember, […]
Wild Fires
Only You Can Change the World
Believing is Seeing
Merry In-Laws (2012) by @bkymlicka shows us Christmas Magic even helps skeptics see the possibilities in the impossible.
Fin Lite
Financial Literacy is a necessary curriculum but you can’t save what you don’t have. Enter the prerequisite: Creating Personal Wealth in five not so easy steps.
Wisdom in the Comment Section
Physical circumstances may change – but it takes a free mind to make it permanent.
Breaking Up is Hard to Do
Newspaper publishers think they are selling a product, but they’re actually engaging in a relationship. The dynamics of the newspaper business model is readers allow a stranger to come into our home; gossip about our neighbors, talk about government issues that affect our lives while revealing some of most of the intimate details of the community when we’re most vulnerable. This engagement requires an exchange of the most valuable relationship commodity: trust.
