Posts Tagged "personalimprovement"

Happiness CCCLXIX

Posted on Oct 8, 2010 in happiness

Appreciating the challenges God puts in my path. Even the frequency of them.

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Crossroads

Posted on May 5, 2008 in blog, blogging, social media

Life is the great adventure.  At times it can also be a bit perplexing, like how do you know when you’ve turned a corner in your career? Especially in these interesting times when social media is attracting so much attention, but has so little meaning in the “real world”. Exploration of blogging and connecting people is a lot of hard, but rewarding work. It can sometimes be challenging to keep up with both the real work and the need to connect with people and learn new things as a human being. Where is the reward for all this work? That’s where I’m...

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Happiness CLXVI

Posted on Apr 27, 2008 in happiness

Realizing my path diverges with others from time to time.

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On the big four-oh

Posted on Apr 26, 2008 in blog, happiness, life

Ah, it’s not much different than yesterday really… I wanted to take a minute and say hello to everyone that I interact with online on a daily or weekly basis.  Yes, today is my birthday and yes, I’m 40 today.  I’m off to spend the day with family and while I’ll be checking in online, I don’t want anyone to think I don’t appreciate you stopping by, or tweeting me on Twitter. I’m not real big on how old you are or aren’t, but will admit I’ve thought more about my birthday this year than I have since waiting for 16 to finally...

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Social Media: Where Do We Go From Here?

Posted on Apr 17, 2008 in blog, social media

So you’ve got your blog. You’re on Twitter. Accounts on LinkedIn, Facebook, Xing, Plaxo and countless others are kept up to date and keep you networked with your peers. The question keeps coming back… what’s next? What does all this time interacting and connecting with people accomplish? After all the hours involved in networking and connecting with people you start to wonder what the payoff will be. Twitter seems like a time sink, Facebook is flat-out a bad college prank, and blogging is more demanding that you thought it would be. Is the payback just a little...

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