Posts Tagged "sharing"

Post Idea Giveaway 2012

Posted on Apr 20, 2012 in blog, featured

Sometimes you find that you’ve got too many ideas.  Ever have that problem?  I do this week, and I swear I’m going to do something about  it. I’ve got blog post ideas going back several years covering things from social media to technology to life topics and so on.  It’s time I liberate these post ideas.  I’m giving them to you to take and run with, just in case you’ve run out of ideas and need some inspiration.  What better way to end the week, right? Alrightly, here we go: Social Networking & The Impact On Your Personal Brand Moleskine...

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Happiness CCCXCVI

Posted on Jul 29, 2011 in happiness

Exploring the opportunities of a new social networking tool.

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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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Bringing Small Town Back

Posted on Sep 17, 2010 in blog, community

Small towns. I grew up in one, and wish many more folks had that opportunity to really get to know the people in your community. Unfortunately, that’s not the reality in our neighborhoods today, where the urban landscape seems to run unendingly into the horizon. It was in small towns that communities were, more often than not, strong and supportive. In these small communities, people looked out for each other and most of the time made it easy for people to succeed. You relied on your neighbor because of the challenges and demands that were common to everyone. For many of us, this kind of...

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Communication, or the lack thereof

Posted on Aug 17, 2010 in blog, communication, sharing

So an interesting thing happened yesterday. I failed at something I know how to do. It’s easy to let happen, get too many things demanding too much attention and you take your eye off the ball. Something we help our clients work through and watch out for, and here I did the classic lack of communication mistake. It should be okay, I mean, that happens to everyone. And it does. However, the real issue here is that I let myself get distracted from what I’ve been thinking about for some time, and that’s really the ‘shame on me’ part. When you’re passionate about something and really...

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