Beach Notes by Guest Writer Suzie Cheel When I was walking on the beach last Friday, I asked Des if he thought blogs had their own personalities. Because my blog was not happy. I had been for weeks … [Read more...]
Have Cool Traditions, Inside Jokes, and Shared Experiences
by Rosemary O’Neill Traditions, Inside Jokes, and Shared Experiences If youâre trying to build a true community, you must incorporate this type of shared experience. It creates fodder for … [Read more...]
Interview 10.2: Sebastian Blogs, Life, and Advice
Seb Talks about Blogs and Life When we left Seb Prooth of Seb’s Random Thoughts he told us about his current film work on YouTube at YouTube.com Melting Clock, https://www.youtube.com/meltingclock/ … [Read more...]
Let your competition focus on you
by Rosemary O’Neill Focus on the Path Ahead The Summer Olympics are coming up, and I for one will be perched in front of my TV and iPhone app (yes, thereâs an app for that) watching the … [Read more...]
Mini-Session 12: Relationship Blogging
Guest Speaker: Phil Gerbyshak Want more people to comment on your blog? Tired of blogging in a vacuum? Want to make friends with your readers? Wondering how to score some great interviews for … [Read more...]
Optimal Elements: Two Column Blogs
A Guest Post by Louise Baker Let’s face it – there’s no aspect about your blog that is more important in the long run than its design. No matter how good your content, no one is going to want to … [Read more...]
The Leadership Role of Blending Work, College, and Family
The Audacity of Tenacity in Leadership A Guest Post by Val White I had finished an Associates Degree in Business when I was younger and pre-children. When my first child came along, I found a way … [Read more...]
Winning at Social Media in an International Market
A Guest Post by Christian Arno Marketing, in one form or another, has been helping the cause since time immemorial and now it just got personal. Market savvy entrepreneurs are using social media … [Read more...]
Balancing Work and Life to Stay Healthy Working at Home
A Guest Post by Rachel Carlson When you first start working from home, you probably know all of the basic rules. Try not to work in the same room where you sleep; don’t work a 9 to 5 shift. But … [Read more...]
Beach Notes: Beach Meditation
Beach Notes by Guest Writer Suzie Cheel Each morning this week after our walk and swim I have been meditating. Today as I sat on a rock and looked out at the clear blue sea, to the horizon these … [Read more...]
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